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    Llevaron (en. They took)

    /ʎeˈβaɾon/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To move something from one place to another.
    They took the boxes to the warehouse.
    Ellos llevaron las cajas al almacén.
    To transport people.
    The taxis took the travelers to the airport.
    Los taxis llevaron a los viajeros al aeropuerto.
    To drive or guide someone to a destination.
    They took him to the medical appointment.
    Le llevaron a la consulta médica.
    To assume or bear a burden or responsibility.
    They took on the burden of the project.
    Ellos llevaron la carga del proyecto.
    To participate in obtaining or achieving something.
    They carried out an important research.
    Llevaron a cabo una importante investigación.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'levāre', which means 'to lift, to carry'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to carry out
    To carry out an action or project.
    llevar a cabo
    to take the reins
    To have control or direction over a situation.
    llevar las riendas
    to get along well
    To have a good relationship with someone.
    llevarse bien
    to not get anything
    To not achieve results or benefits.
    no llevarse nada

    Related Words

    to carry
    Verb that means to transport or guide.
    llevar
    carrying
    Action of carrying; the fact of carrying something.
    llevanza
    lift
    Part of a movement of carrying or lifting.
    levante

    Slang Meanings

    To drive someone in a car.
    I am going to take my friend home.
    Voy a llevar a mi amigo a casa.
    To throw the party
    She was the one who threw the party last night.
    Ella fue la que llevó la fiesta anoche.