Démosles (en. Let's give them)

/ˈdemosles/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To give something to someone in a context where desire or uncertainty is expressed.

English: I hope we give them the support they need.

Espero que les démosles el apoyo que necesitan.

English: To include or share something with others in a context of possibility.

English: If we can, let's give them what we have to help.

Si podemos, démosles lo que tenemos para ayudar.

English: The action of granting something under the desired or requested conditions.

English: It's important that we give them a chance.

Es importante que démosles una oportunidad.

English: It derives from the verb 'dar' in the subjunctive conjugated form with the enclitic pronoun 'les'.

English: let's give them a warm welcome

English: To offer a friendly greeting to someone who is arriving.

démosles la bienvenida

English: let's give them a hand

English: To offer help or assistance to others.

démosles una mano

English: let's give them some time

English: To grant a period of time for someone to do something.

démosles tiempo

English: to give

English: To transfer something to another person.

dar

English: gift

English: An object that is given to another person without expecting anything in return.

regalo

English: to contribute

English: To contribute something to a common cause or purpose.

contribuir

English: An expression to indicate that one should help others.

English: Come on, let's give them, it doesn’t cost anything to help.

Vamos, démosles, no cuesta nada ayudar.

English: Used in an informal context to motivate acts of giving.

English: Let’s give them everything we can, it’s for a good cause.

Démosles todo lo que podamos, es por una buena causa.