Llevándole (en. Taking him)

/ʝeˈβando.le/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
The action of transporting or carrying something from one place to another.
I am bringing the book to my friend.
Estoy llévandóle el libro a mi amigo.
To implicate or load someone with responsibility or a task.
He is always bringing his problems to my boss.
Siempre me está llevándole los problemas a mi jefe.
It refers to accompanying someone to a place.
She is taking him/her to school every day.
Ella está llévandóle a la escuela todos los días.

Etymology

From the verb llevar, from the Latin root 'levare', which means 'to elevate' or 'to transport'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

carrying him/her with patience
To act calmly in a difficult situation.
llevándole con paciencia
opposing him/her
To oppose someone in their opinions.
llevándole la contraria
carrying him/her to the end
To continue a process until it is completed.
llevándole hasta el final

Related Words

to carry
To perform the act of transporting or moving something.
llevar
carried
Past participle of the verb llevar.
llevado
carrying
The action of carrying; leading or handling.
llevanza

Slang Meanings

To be taking it easy on someone
He is always taking his friends everywhere.
Él siempre está llevándola a sus amigos a todas partes.
To take it easy
You need to take it easy with the new job.
Tienes que llevárnola suave con el nuevo trabajo.