Déjense (en. Let oneself)
deˈxen.se
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Form of the verb 'dejar' in the imperative, second person plural, in reflexive mode.
Let yourselves be carried away by the music and enjoy the party.
Déjense llevar por la música y disfruten de la fiesta.
Indicates that a group allows something to happen.
Let yourselves be surprised by the wonders of nature.
Déjense sorprender por las maravillas de la naturaleza.
Expression that invites letting go of worries.
Stop worrying and enjoy the moment.
Déjense de problemas y disfruten el momento.
Etymology
Derived from the verb 'dejar' with the reflexive suffix '-se'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
let yourselves go
Allow yourselves to go without reservations or worries.
déjense ir
let yourselves be helped
Accept help or support from others.
déjense ayudar
let yourselves be carried away
Allow circumstances to guide you.
déjense llevar
Related Words
to leave
Allowing something to happen.
dejar
to let go
Releasing something or someone.
soltar
to allow
Granting consent for something to occur.
permitir
Slang Meanings
Stop messing around
Right now, stop messing around and focus on the work.
En este momento, déjense de tonterías y enfóquense en el trabajo.
Let yourselves go with the flow
When you're on the dance floor, let yourselves go with the flow.
Cuando estén en la pista de baile, déjense llevar por el flow.