Muero en la raya aunque me maten en la vispera significado

"Muero en la raya aunque me maten en la vispera significado"

mean

"I die in the line even if they kill me in the evening"

The purpose of the sentence is that an army remains in line even though it was killed at night. So that this can be interpreted as determination and high loyalty to the troops. Sentences like these are sentences that can increase the morale of an army.

A popular proverb that sounds like a cry that exalts courage above all else, even death itself. dying on the line is an expression carried from cockfighting which means dying bravely. dying in line also means dying on the day someone is destined. This is what is meant by a saying in the same paremiological sense as it says: there are people who have survived the rays but no survivors of the rays. It has an expressive appeal form.

The proverb is a proverb that contains advice or teachings from parents (usually used or spoken to break the other person).

The words in proverbs have a fixed structure, meaning the words in proverbs are certain and cannot be changed.

Proverbs are usually used for the purpose of insinuating or beautifying language.  The words used are usually organized, pleasant to hear and have meaning.

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Class: Middle School

Subject: Spanish

Keywords: Proverb, expressive, words