sale
/ˈsale/, [ˈsa.le]comes out, go to, ok
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El tren sale a las 6.
The train starts at six.
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Sería mejor que os dierais prisa, el tren sale a las tres.
You had better hurry. The train leaves at three.
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¿Qué tal si algo sale mal?
What if something goes wrong?
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¿De dónde sale el autobús del aeropuerto?
Where does the airport bus leave from?
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¿A qué hora sale el último tren?
When does the last train leave?
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Me tengo que apurar, mi vuelo sale en una hora.
I have to hurry. My flight leaves in an hour.
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Ella rara vez sale a la calle.
She seldom goes out.
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Mi padre a veces sale al extranjero.
My father sometimes goes abroad.
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¿Acaso Tom sale a beber con María a menudo?
Does Tom often go drinking with Mary?
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Cuando él se siente bien, sale a dar un paseo.
When he feels fine, he goes for a walk.
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Tom no sale mucho de la ciudad.
Tom doesn't get out of the city much.
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Este tren sale a las nueve.
This train leaves at nine o'clock.
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Mi avión sale en una hora.
My flight will depart in an hour.
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Tom nunca sale con mujeres mayores.
Tom never dates older women.
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Él sale a correr todas las mañanas.
He goes running every morning.
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¿A qué hora sale tu padre de su oficina?
When does your father leave his office?
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Él sale ahora en la radio.
He is on the radio now.
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¿A qué hora sale el próximo tren?
What time does the next train leave?
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¿A qué hora sale el tren?
What time does the train depart?
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El Sol siempre sale por el este.
The sun always rises in the east.
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