Dejasen (en. Left)

/de.xa.sen/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Allow someone to do or not do something.

I hope they let me go out today.

Espero que ellos me dejen salir hoy.

Leave something in a place, detach yourself from something.

It is advisable for them to leave their things at the entrance.

Es conveniente que ellos dejen sus cosas en la entrada.

Abandon an activity or action.

If they don’t like it, let them stop doing it.

Si no les gusta, que dejen de hacerlo.

From the verb dejar, of Latin origin 'lazare'.

let yourself go

Allow yourself to flow with the situation.

déjate llevar

don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today

Do things immediately instead of procrastinating.

no dejes para mañana lo que puedas hacer hoy

let it go

Don’t worry about it, let it take its course.

déjalo pasar

let

Abandon something or allow something to happen.

dejar

allow oneself

Allow something to happen to oneself; to give up.

dejarse

neglect

Act of leaving something undone due to disinterest or laziness.

dejación

Let things flow without worrying.

Let’s just let it go and not think about it anymore.

Vamos a dejasen y no pensar más en eso.

To nebulize a situation and give up making a decision.

I don’t know what to do, so it’s better if we just let it be.

No sé qué hacer, así que mejor dejémonos.