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    Llevado (en. Carried away)

    /ʎeˈβaðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Person who has been taken in a particular situation.
    The focus on the victims was media-driven.
    La llevada de las víctimas fue mediática.
    adjective
    That has been taken to a place.
    The package was taken to the office.
    El paquete fue llevado a la oficina.
    That behaves in a particular way due to the influence of something or someone.
    His attitude is influenced by group pressure.
    Su actitud es llevada por la presión del grupo.

    Etymology

    From the verb llevar, from Latin 'levare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to carry out
    To realize or execute something.
    llevar a cabo
    to not get along
    To not have a good relationship with someone.
    no llevarse bien
    to take the lead
    To be the first in something.
    llevar la delantera

    Related Words

    to take
    To transport something from one place to another.
    llevar
    to relieve
    To substitute someone who carries out a task.
    relevar

    Slang Meanings

    To be very involved in something.
    He is involved in the matter of politics.
    Está llevado en el asunto de la política.
    To be distracted or spaced out.
    Today he is distracted, not paying attention to anything.
    Hoy está llevado, no presta atención a nada.