Echasen (en. Threw)

/eˈtʃasen/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates the action of throwing or making something fall.

It is possible that they throw the waste in the right place.

Es posible que ellos echen los residuos en el lugar correcto.

Used to express the desire or need for something to be done.

I hope they throw more information about the project.

Espero que echen más información sobre el proyecto.

Refers to situations where something is allowed to happen.

It’s better that they take a look at the conditions before deciding.

Es mejor que echen un vistazo a las condiciones antes de decidir.

Coming from the verb 'echar', related to the action of throwing or placing something in a location.

to lend a hand

To offer help to someone.

echar una mano

to lay the blame

To hold someone accountable for a mistake.

echar la culpa

to hold something against someone

To reproach something to someone.

echar en cara

to throw

Verb that describes the action of throwing or placing something.

echar

thrown

Participle of the verb 'echar', indicating that something has been thrown or placed.

echado

to go to waste

If you don’t take care of it, that project is going to go to waste.

Si no lo cuidas, ese proyecto se va a echar a perder.

to have fun (or to relax)

Sometimes it's good to have fun and enjoy some free time.

A veces es bueno echar relajo y disfrutar de un tiempo libre.