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recorren

Recorren is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb recorrer in the present indicative. Recorrer, formed with the prefix re- and the verb correr (to run; from Latin currere), means to go through, travel across, or cover a distance, as well as to examine or survey something in detail. In use, it conveys movement through space, coverage of a route, or a process of scanning.

Conjugation and usage notes: Recorrer is a regular -er verb, so its present indicative forms include recorro,

Common senses include:

- Spatial traversal: el tren recorre la región; los turistas recorren la ciudad.

- Coverage of a route: la ruta recorre varias ciudades a lo largo de la costa.

- Perusal or examination: el informe recorre los datos de principio a fin, o recorren un libro en

Nuances: Recorrer can be used both literally and figuratively. It often appears with prepositions such as por,

Related terms: recorrido (route, journey), recorrer (verb), recorrido exhaustivo (thorough survey). In everyday language, recorre is

recorres,
recorre,
recorremos,
recorréis,
recorren.
The
form
recurente
is
commonly
found
in
travel
writing,
journalism,
and
narrative
texts
to
express
ongoing
traversal
or
exploration
by
a
plural
subject,
such
as
a
group
or
organization.
busca
de
referencias.
a
lo
largo
de,
or
a
través
de
to
indicate
the
path
or
scope
of
the
movement
or
examination.
a
versatile
option
to
describe
moving
through
spaces
or
content
as
a
whole.