Llevarlo (en. Take it)
/ʎeˈβaɾ.lo/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To transport something from one place to another.
I have to take it to the office.
Tengo que llevarlo a la oficina.
To assume or bear the responsibility of something.
She bears the weight of the family.
Ella lleva el peso de la familia.
To carry something with oneself.
I always carry my math book.
Siempre llevo mi libro de matemáticas.
Etymology
From the verb 'llevar,' which comes from the Latin 'levare,' meaning 'to lift' or 'to transport.'
Common Phrases and Expressions
to carry it out
To carry out or execute something.
llevarlo a cabo
to keep it in the heart
To have it in feelings or thoughts.
llevarlo en el corazón
not to handle it well
Not to handle a situation well.
no llevarlo bien
Related Words
llevar
To transport something.
llevar
cargar
To place weight on something or someone.
cargar
trasladar
To move from one place to another.
trasladar
Slang Meanings
To take something to another level.
We are going to take it to another level with this project.
Vamos a llevarlo a otro nivel con este proyecto.
To lead the way.
In the meeting, she leads the way.
En la reunión, ella lleva la voz cantante.