Dejará (en. Will leave)
/de.xaˈɾa/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To make something stop being or existing.
She will leave the job to travel.
Ella dejará el trabajo para viajar.
To allow something to happen or someone to do something.
If you arrive late, he will stop waiting for you.
Si llegas tarde, él dejará de esperarte.
To take something out of a place.
Next year, he will leave his house.
El año que viene, dejará su casa.
To trust that something will happen in the future.
I hope it will stop raining soon.
Espero que dejará de llover pronto.
Etymology
From the Latin 'facere' (to do) and 'de' (to leave).
Common Phrases and Expressions
to go with the flow
Act according to what others say or the circumstances.
dejarse llevar
to leave someone on read
Not responding to a message or communication.
dejar a alguien en visto
to leave a mark
To have a lasting or significant impact.
dejar huella
to leave everything
To abandon responsibilities or commitments.
dejarlo todo
Related Words
to leave
To make something change from one state to another.
dejar
left
Past form of the verb dejar.
dejó
leaving
Present participle of the verb dejar.
dejando
Slang Meanings
To let oneself fall
When the party started, he let himself fall and enjoyed.
Cuando llegó la fiesta, se dejó caer y disfrutó.
To let it go
It's not worth arguing, better to let it go.
No vale la pena discutir, mejor lo dejo pasar.