Deshago (en. I undo)

/desˈaɣo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To undo something that is done.

I undo the knot in the rope.

Deshago el nudo de la cuerda.

To break a relationship or an agreement.

I undo the promise I made to you.

Deshago la promesa que te hice.

To eliminate a previous state or condition.

I undo the change I made to the document.

Deshago el cambio que hice en el documento.

From the Latin 'desfacere', which means to undo.

I undo with pleasure.

Indicates a willingness to undo something without trouble.

deshago con gusto

I resolve the misunderstanding.

Refers to clarifying a misunderstanding.

deshago el malentendido

There's no turning back, I will undo it.

Means that an action taken cannot be reversed.

no hay vuelta atrás, ya lo deshago

deshacer

The action of undoing something.

deshacer

decompose

To break something into parts.

descomponer

remove

To take something away from a place.

remover

To undo something to start over.

Sometimes, I have to undo everything and restart.

A veces, hay que deshago todo y reiniciar.

To break off a relationship informally.

We decided to undo the relationship before it got complicated.

Decidimos deshago la relación antes de que se complicara.