Ir deprisa hacia un lugar.
To move quickly toward a place.
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See how the word “dirigirse a” is used in sentences
Tenemos que dirigirnos ya a la salida. — We need to make for the exit now.
Este plan puede propiciar el éxito del proyecto. — This plan may make for a successful project.
De pronto se abalanzó sobre mí con furia en los ojos. — He suddenly made for me with anger in his eyes.
Después de comer se dirigieron al parque. — They made for the park after lunch.
¿Este método propicia mejores resultados? — Does this method make for better results?
¿Por qué se abalanzó sobre él tan rápido? — Why did she make for him so quickly?
¿Puedes dirigirte a la estación más cercana? — Can you make for the nearest station?
El trabajo duro suele propiciar grandes logros. — Hard work often makes for great achievements.
El perro callejero se abalanzó sobre los niños del patio. — The stray dog made for the kids in the yard.
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