LLEGAR-and it's many uses Flashcards
LLEVAR
Llevar has a multitude of meanings. Here are a number of examples of llevar in use, along with possible translations. Each item in the list shows the expression using llevar, a common meaning and examples in Spanish with a translation to English:
llevar (algo) — to carry (something)
No puedo llevar nada más.
llevar (algo) — to carry (something)
I can’t carry anything else.
nada mas-anything else, anything more
llevar encima — to have on one’s person
En ese momento me di cuenta
de que no llevaba dinero.
llevar encima — to have on one’s person —
At that moment I realized
that I didn’t have any money on me.
me di cuenta- I realized
encima-above, on
llevar (algo) — to take or move (something)
Voy a llevar los platos al sótano.
llevar (algo) — to take or move (something)
I’m going to take the dishes to the basement.
sótano.-basement
llevar (algo) — to tolerate, cope or put up with (something)
— Lleva muy bien las derrotas.
llevar (algo) — to tolerate, cope or put up with (something)
He puts up with defeat very well.
derrotas-defeat
llevar (algo or a alguien) — to transpor or take (something or someone)
Pedro nos llevó al aeropuerto.
nos-us
llevar (algo or a alguien) — to transport or take (something or someone)
Pedro took us to the airport.
llevar (ropa o estilo) — to wear (clothing or style), to sport (a type of clothing or style)
No es necesario llevar el sombrero.
Ha decidido llevar la barba.
llevar (ropa o estilo) — to wear (clothing or style), to sport (a type of clothing or style)
It isn’t necessary to wear a hat.
He has decided to sport a beard.