Darla (en. Give it)

/'dar.la/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

The act of giving something to someone.

I am going to give her a book that you lent me.

Voy a darla un libro que me prestaste.

To perform an action that involves transferring or presenting.

Can you give her a hand with the homework?

¿Puedes darla una mano con la tarea?

To make something accessible to another person.

She always gives the correct information.

Ella siempre da la información correcta.

It derives from the verb 'dar' in Spanish, with the addition of the pronoun 'la'.

hit it on the nail

To hit or be right about something.

darla en el clavo

give it to someone

To give something to someone informally.

darla a alguien

not to give it (well)

Not behaving appropriately.

no darla (bien)

dar

To deliver something.

dar

giver

A person who gives.

dador

to give oneself

To receive something.

darse

To do something easily or informally.

You just have to give it and that's it, don't complicate yourself.

Solo tienes que darla y listo, no te compliques.

To deliver something that is not considered very valuable.

I gave her a piece of my old clothes.

Le di una darla de mis viejas ropas.