Demosle (en. Let's give)

/deˈmos.le/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Form of the verb dar that implies action in a context of desire or possibility.

We hope that we let them have the opportunity to participate.

Esperamos que les demosle la oportunidad de participar.

Used in situations where a desire or requirement about what should be given is expressed.

It is important that we give him/her what he/she needs.

Es importante que demosle lo que necesita.

Used to propose or suggest something that should be granted.

I believe that we let them have the support they need.

Creo que demosle el apoyo que necesitan.

From the verb dar in Spanish in the subjunctive form.

let’s give him/ her the benefit of the doubt

Allowing something to be considered a positive option before having evidence against it.

demosle el beneficio de la duda

let’s give him/ her a chance

Providing someone the chance to prove their worth.

demosle una oportunidad

let’s give him/ her time

Giving space or time for something to happen.

demosle tiempo

give

Action of delivering something to someone.

dar

concede

Granting something that has been requested.

conceder

offer

Presenting something to someone for acceptance.

ofrecer

Expression used in an informal context to refer to giving something carelessly.

When we celebrate, we always let everyone have what they want.

Cuando celebramos, siempre le demosle a todos lo que quieran.

Phrase that implies giving without expecting anything in return.

In the neighborhood, we always say that we let them have what we have left over.

En el barrio, siempre decimos que demosle lo que nos sobra.