Desprende (en. Gives off)

/desˈpɾende/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To separate or make something cease to be attached to another thing.

English: The painter releases the paint from the brush.

El pintor desprende la pintura de la brocha.

English: To emit or allow something to escape, like a smell, a sound, or heat.

English: The chimney emits a dense smoke.

La chimenea desprende un humo denso.

English: To cause someone to move away or separate from another person.

English: That information disassociates him from his group of friends.

Esa información le desprende de su grupo de amigos.

English: From the Latin verb 'desprendere', which means 'to separate' or 'to take away'.

English: to let go of something

English: To stop having something, to let go of a responsibility.

desprenderse de algo

English: it is inferred that

English: Something is inferred or deduced from a piece of information.

se desprende que

English: to emit an aroma

English: To emit or release a smell.

desprender un aroma

English: detachment

English: The action of detaching oneself.

desprendimiento

English: to detach

English: A verb indicating the action of detaching.

desprender

English: to detach oneself

English: The act of separating or freeing oneself from something.

desprenderse

English: Releasing energy or emotions

English: When he dances, he releases positive energy.

Cuando baila, desprende energía positiva.

English: Being carefree or relaxed

English: Today I am going to let go of my worries.

Hoy voy a desprenderme de las preocupaciones.