Deshágase (en. Get rid of)

/desˈaɣase/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Order that implies freeing or eliminating something.

Get rid of those old papers you no longer need.

Deshágase de esos papeles viejos que ya no necesita.

Action of breaking something down into its parts or canceling it.

If you don't want it, get rid of it before it takes up more space.

Si no lo quiere, deshágase de ello antes de que ocupe más espacio.

Remove or return something to its previous state.

It's better for you to get rid of that idea; it's not viable.

Es mejor que se deshaga de esa idea, no es viable.

The verb deshacer comes from the Latin 'dissolvere', which means to decompose.

get rid of me

It indicates that someone wants to be forgotten or ignored.

deshágase de mí

get rid of your fears

It refers to the action of overcoming or eliminating fears.

deshágase de sus miedos

deshacer

Verb that implies returning something to its previous state.

deshacer

descomponer

To separate or undo something into its parts.

descomponer

Let it go

If you no longer use it, let it go.

Si ya no lo usas, despréndete de ello.

Throw it away

Those clothes don't fit you anymore, throw it away.

Esa ropa ya no te queda, bótalo.