Llevados (en. Taken away)

/jeˈβaðos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Translated: Individuals who have been taken from one place to another.

Translated: Those taken to the festival had a lot of fun.

Los llevados al festival se divirtieron mucho.

Translated: People who have been influenced by something or someone.

Translated: Those influenced by fashion tend to follow trends.

Los llevados por la moda suelen seguir las tendencias.

verb

Translated: Form of the past participle of the verb llevar, used in different constructions.

Translated: We have taken the books to the library.

Hemos llevados los libros a la biblioteca.

Translated: Used in the passive voice to indicate that something has been transferred.

Translated: The packages were carried to their destination.

Los paquetes fueron llevados a su destino.

Translated: From the verb llevar, which comes from the Latin 'levare' meaning to load or to elevate.

Translated: carried along by the current

Translated: Refers to someone who follows the general opinion without questioning.

llevado por la corriente

Translated: to be carried away

Translated: Means to be in a difficult or complicated situation.

estar llevado

Translated: to carry

Translated: To transport something from one place to another.

llevar

Translated: leading

Translated: The action of carrying or transferring.

llevanza

Translated: to carry out

Translated: To perform or execute something.

llevar a cabo

Translated: To be very busy or stressed.

Translated: I am so overwhelmed with work that I barely have time to rest.

Estoy tan llevados con el trabajo que apenas tengo tiempo para descansar.

Translated: To be influenced by someone or something.

Translated: She is very influenced by her friends, always doing what they say.

Ella está muy llevados por sus amigos, siempre hace lo que ellos dicen.