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Verbos de Movimiento - Verbos para el movimiento hacia algo

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a moverse hacia algo como "regresar", "avanzar" y "seguir".

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Categorized English Verbs of Movement
to come
to come
[Verbo]

to move toward a location that the speaker considers to be close or relevant to them

venir

venir

Ex: Can you come with me to the store? 
to return
to return
[Verbo]

to go or come back to a person or place

regresar

regresar

Ex: After a long vacation, it's time to return home. 
to arrive
to arrive
[Verbo]

to reach a location, particularly as an end to a journey

llegar

llegar

Ex: After a long flight, we finally arrived in Paris. 
to come along

to go someplace with another person

venir

venir

Ex: I'm going to the park. Would you like to come along? 
to roll in
to roll in
[Verbo]

to arrive at a location, often late or unexpectedly

llegar, aparecer

llegar, aparecer

Ex: The party was in full swing when she decided to roll in with her friends. 
to enter
to enter
[Verbo]

to come or go into a place

entrar

entrar

Ex: She enters the room with a smile on her face. 
to reach
to reach
[Verbo]

to get to your planned destination

llegar

llegar

Ex: The beach can only be reached by boat. 
to get in
to get in
[Verbo]

to arrive at home or at the place where one works

entrar en

entrar en

Ex: I'll get in around 7 PM after the meeting. 
to immigrate

to come to a foreign country and live there permanently

inmigrar

inmigrar

Ex: After obtaining a work visa, Maria decided to immigrate to the United States. 
to come back

to return to a person or place

volver,  regresar

volver, regresar

Ex: I will come back home after I finish my work at the office. 
to get back

to return to a place, state, or condition

volver, devolver

volver, devolver

Ex: After a long vacation, it can be challenging to get back into your regular work routine. 
to advance
to advance
[Verbo]

to move ahead or proceed forward

avanzar, progresar

avanzar, progresar

Ex: As the marathon started, the runners began to advance along the racecourse. 
to progress

to move in a forward direction

avanzar, progresar

avanzar, progresar

Ex: The hikers steadily progressed up the mountain, reaching higher elevations with each step. 
to come at
to come at
[Verbo]

to suddenly move toward someone to threaten them or physically attack them

abalanzarse

abalanzarse

Ex: The angry dog started growling and came at me, barking fiercely. 
to access
to access
[Verbo]

to reach or to be able to reach and enter a place

entrar

entrar

Ex: The new employee was provided with a key card to access the restricted areas of the office. 
to head
to head
[Verbo]

to move toward a particular direction

dirigirse

dirigirse

Ex: Every morning, the commuters head to the train station for their daily commute. 
to approach

to go close or closer to something or someone

acercarse a

acercarse a

Ex: She approached the podium with confidence before giving her speech. 
to near
to near
[Verbo]

to approach or move in the direction of someone or something

acercarse, aproximarse

acercarse, aproximarse

Ex: The hikers decided to near the summit. 
to converge

move or draw together at a certain location

converger

converger

Ex: The parade spectators began to converge on the main square to witness the festivities. 
to follow
to follow
[Verbo]

to move or travel behind someone or something

seguir

seguir

Ex: The team followed their leader up the mountain. 
to tail
to tail
[Verbo]

to follow closely with the aim of catching or observing

seguir, rastrear

seguir, rastrear

Ex: The detective decided to tail the suspect discreetly. 
to chase
to chase
[Verbo]

to follow a person or thing and see where they go, often for the purpose of catching them

perseguir, seguir

perseguir, seguir

Ex: The police officer chased the suspect through the narrow alleys, determined to apprehend him. 
to pursue
to pursue
[Verbo]

to go after someone or something, particularly to catch them

perseguir

perseguir

Ex: The police officer pursued the speeding car, signaling for it to pull over. 
to shadow
to shadow
[Verbo]

to secretly track or follow someone, typically without their awareness

seguir, vigilar

seguir, vigilar

Ex: Detective Rodriguez decided to shadow the suspect throughout the day to gather more information. 
to come after

to follow or chase someone, often with the intent of catching or reaching them

perseguir

perseguir

Ex: The dog escaped from the backyard, and the children came after it, trying to bring it back home. 
to go after

to pursue or try to catch someone or something

perseguir a

perseguir a

Ex: The detective decided to go after the suspect, who was fleeing the crime scene. 
to get after

to pursue or follow someone persistently

perseguir, seguir de cerca

perseguir, seguir de cerca

Ex: The detective decided to get after the suspect, tailing him discreetly through the crowded streets. 
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