Diste (en. You gave)
/dis.te/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Form of the verb give in simple past.
You gave an incredible gift.
Tú diste un regalo increíble.
It is used to express that something was given to someone.
Why did you give that book to her?
¿Por qué diste ese libro a ella?
Indicates the action of providing or giving something.
Yesterday, you gave a lot of love to your family.
Ayer diste mucho amor a tu familia.
Etymology
From Latin 'dare'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
you hit the nail on the head
You succeeded or accomplished something correctly.
diste en el clavo
you took a step forward
You progressed or advanced in a situation.
diste un paso adelante
you measured up
You met the expected or required standard.
diste la talla
Related Words
give
To transfer the possession of something to another person.
dar
to gift
To give a gift without expecting anything in return.
regalar
to deliver
To give something to someone, often in a formal context.
entregar
Slang Meanings
To succeed in something.
If you close the deal, you gave.
Si logras el trato, diste.
Used to indicate that an expectation was met.
In that presentation, you gave.
En esa presentación, diste.