Rodear un lugar con un ejército.
To surround a place with an army.
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El ejército sitió la ciudad durante meses. — The army besieged the city for months.
Las tropas empezaron a sitiar la fortaleza al amanecer. — Troops began to besiege the fortress at dawn.
¿Cuánto puede un ejército sitiar una ciudad amurallada? — How long can an army besiege a walled town?
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