te marchas

you leave

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you leave Commonly means to leave, go away, or depart. In these examples it refers to leaving a place.
SP: Si no te gusta la fiesta, te marchas temprano.
EN: If you don't like the party, you leave early.

Es lo que pasa si te marchas.

That's what happens if you leave.

— Uno de los nuestros (1990)

Encontré la nota donde explicas por qué te marchas.

I found the note where you explain why you're leaving.

Entonces te marchas.

So you're leaving.

— La maldición de la flor dorada (2006)

Te marchas apresuradamente.

You leave hurriedly.

— Naturaleza muerta (2006)