Llevasen (en. Carry)

ʝeβasen

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Definition: To imply taking something or someone to a place.

Example Sentence: If they carried the children to the park, everyone would have fun.

Si ellos llevasen a los niños al parque, todos se divertirían.

Definition: To refer to the act of transporting or moving something.

Example Sentence: If they brought more water, we wouldn’t be thirsty.

Si llevasen más agua, no tendríamos sed.

Definition: Used in a figurative sense to describe progress or development.

Example Sentence: If they carried out the project, we would have a significant advancement.

Si llevasen a cabo el proyecto, tendríamos un gran avance.

Etymology/Origin: The word "llevasen" comes from the verb "llevar," which has Latin roots in 'latare.'

Phrase: they carried out

Meaning: To carry out an action or a plan.

llevasen a cabo

Phrase: they carried with them

Meaning: To transport something from one place to another.

llevasen consigo

Phrase: even if it took time

Meaning: Although it might take time.

aunque llevasen tiempo

Related Word: carry

Description: To transport something from one place to another.

llevar

Related Word: bearable

Description: That can be easily carried.

llevadero

Related Word: carries

Description: The act of carrying, can refer to burden or responsibility.

lleva

Slang Meaning: To carry something informally.

Example: If they came and brought the music, the party would be better.

Si ellos llegaban y llevasen la música, la fiesta sería mejor.

Slang Meaning: To take responsibility for something.

Example: If they took care of the bill, no one would worry.

Si ellos llevasen la cuenta, nadie se preocuparía.