Descuida (en. Don't worry)

/desˈkwida/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

It is used to reassure someone, indicating that they should not worry.

Don't worry, everything will be resolved.

Descuida, todo se solucionará.

It can be used to indicate that someone is neglecting something.

If you neglect your studies, you won't pass the exam.

Si descuidas tus estudios, no pasarás el examen.

A way of saying that there is no problem or that what has been done is unimportant.

Don't worry, I don't mind that you are late.

Descuida, no me molesta que llegues tarde.

It comes from the verb 'descuidad', which means not to care or not to pay attention.

Don't worry, I'll take care of it.

Relax, I will handle this.

descuida que yo me encargo

Don't worry, it's nothing.

Don't worry, it's not important.

descuida, no pasa nada

Don't worry, I'll do it.

Don't worry, I'll take care of it.

descuida, yo lo haré

neglect

Lack of attention or care in something.

descuido

care

Action of taking care or paying attention.

cuidado

inattention

Lack of attention or care.

desatención

A common expression to say that everything will be fine.

You're stressed, but don't worry, we're here to help you.

Estás estresado, pero descuida, aquí estamos para ayudarte.

Phrase used among friends to downplay a situation.

Did you forget the appointment? Don't worry, we can reschedule.

¿Te olvidaste de la cita? Descuida, podemos reprogramar.