Dejarán (en. Will leave)

/de.xaˈɾan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
Indicates that something will be allowed or will be permitted to be done in the future.
They will let the children play in the park.
Ellos dejarán que los niños jueguen en el parque.
Refers to the act of abandoning or not continuing with something in the future.
The boss said they will leave the company next month.
El jefe dijo que ellos dejarán la empresa el próximo mes.
Used to express that an opportunity will be granted in the future.
They will let you attend the meeting if you have time.
Ellos dejarán que tú asistas a la reunión si tienes tiempo.

Etymology

From the verb 'dejar', which comes from the Latin 'librāre', meaning to allow or to let free.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to let fall
to drop something involuntarily.
dejar caer
to set aside
to not consider something temporarily.
dejar de lado
to leave in peace
to not bother someone else.
dejar en paz

Related Words

to leave
verb that means to allow, abandon, or yield.
dejar
neglect
lack of interest or effort in something.
dejadez
to let
action of leaving something free or ending a relationship.
dejer

Slang Meanings

To express that something will be allowed in an informal tone.
If you want to go to the party, I will let you go.
Si quieres ir a la fiesta, yo dejaré que vayas.
To indicate that something will be left in the past.
Let's leave that behind and move on.
Vamos a dejar eso atrás y seguir adelante.