Dejóse (en. Left)

/deˈxo.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
To allow something to happen without resisting.
She let herself go with the music at the party.
Ella se dejó llevar por la música en la fiesta.
To abandon or desist from something.
She set aside her worries and enjoyed the moment.
Se dejó de lado sus preocupaciones y disfrutó del momento.
To act in a passive or careless manner.
She didn’t study, she just let herself go.
No se ábito para estudiar, simplemente se dejó.

Etymology

From the verb dejar, which comes from the Latin 'laxare'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

let oneself go
To act impulsively, without control or planning.
dejarse llevar
not give up
Not to give up in the face of difficulties.
no dejarse vencer
let oneself fall
To abandon effort or responsibility.
dejarse caer

Related Words

to let
Not to continue with something.
dejar
to give up
To desist from an effort.
rendirse
to abandon
To leave something or someone.
abandonar

Slang Meanings

To take the easy way out.
She gave up at the first opportunity without thinking.
Se dejó con la primera oportunidad sin pensar.
Not to put effort into something.
She passed that exam because she let herself go at the last moment.
Ese examen lo pasó porque se dejó en el último momento.