Échalo (en. Throw it away)

/ˈe.tʃa.lo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To send or throw something to a place.

Throw it in the trash if you no longer need it.

Échalo a la basura si ya no lo necesitas.

To tell a person to get rid of something.

If you don't use it, throw it away.

Si no lo usas, échalo.

To express abandoning a situation or an attitude.

When you feel bad, throw it away and move on.

Cuando te sientas mal, échalo y sigue adelante.

Comes from the verb "echar," which has Latin roots.

leave it to luck

Let fate decide.

échalo a la suerte

throw it out of here

Ask someone to leave or for something to be taken out of a place.

échalo de aquí

put it in the backpack

Instruction to store something in a backpack.

échalo en la mochila

to throw

Verb that implies launching or sending something.

echar

trash

Waste or things that are unwanted.

basura

detach

To separate something from its original place.

desprender

To expel something abruptly.

If you don't like it, throw it away without thinking.

Si no te gusta, échalo sin pensar.

To do something without thinking, just act.

Throw it away, sometimes you have to take risks.

Echalo, a veces hay que arriesgarse.