Ponerse en marcha, sobre todo un vehículo que sale de una parada.
To start moving forward, especially of a vehicle leaving a stop.
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See how the word “arrancar” is used in sentences
El autobús arrancará dentro de cinco minutos. — The bus will pull away in five minutes.
Decidió apartarse del abrazo. — She decided to pull away from the hug.
El corredor empezó a sacar ventaja al pelotón. — The runner started to pull away from the pack.
¿Crees que el tren arrancará pronto? — Can we expect the train to pull away soon?
¿Te puedes apartar de la mesa, por favor? — Can you pull away from the table, please?
¿Sacarán ventaja a sus rivales en la última vuelta? — Will they pull away from their opponents in the final lap?
Espera a que el coche arranque antes de cruzar. — Please wait until the car pulls away before crossing.
Se sintió incómodo y se apartó de golpe. — He felt uncomfortable and pulled away suddenly.
Nuestro equipo consiguió sacar ventaja en el último cuarto. — Our team managed to pull away in the last quarter.
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