Llevamos (en. We carry)

/ʎeˈβamos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To transport or carry something from one place to another.

We carried the boxes to the warehouse.

Llevamos las cajas al almacén.

To have something in possession for a time.

We have been talking about this topic for a long time.

Llevamos mucho tiempo hablando de este tema.

To indicate that someone bears an effect or result.

We carry the weight of responsibility.

Llevamos el peso de la responsabilidad.

From Latin 'leváre', which means 'to elevate' or 'to lift'.

we get along well

We are in good conditions.

llevamos bien

we have been for years

We have been in this situation for many years.

llevamos años

we keep track

We are following up on something.

llevamos la cuenta

to carry

Verb that expresses the action of transporting or carrying something with oneself.

llevar

bearable

That can be easily carried or supported.

llevadero

to take with oneself

To take something with oneself when leaving.

llevarse

To be in a romantic relationship taking everything lightly.

They have a 'give and take' relationship.

Ellos llevan una relación de 'llevamos y traemos'.

When a group has a party in a reckless manner.

At this party, we are partying like never before.

En esta fiesta, llevamos como nunca.