English Translation
The work must be completed at once.
I find the two definitions given by the RAE somewhat contradictory.
sobre la marcha
1 loc. adv. Deprisa, inmediatamente, en el acto.
2 loc. adv. A medida que se va haciendo algo.
The work must be completed at once.
I find the two definitions given by the RAE somewhat contradictory.
sobre la marcha
1 loc. adv. Deprisa, inmediatamente, en el acto.
2 loc. adv. A medida que se va haciendo algo.
I mostly use it (and hear it be used) in the second sense; kind of in the same sense as in English âWeâll cross that bridge when we get to itâ. Iâm not sure of the usage for the first definition, but, then again, if you are solving problems as you go, they are more or less being solved quickly and in the moment, so maybe that is where it comes fromâŠ
Definition 1 is unknown to me.
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