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    Llevó (en. He took)

    /ʎeˈβo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To transport or carry something from one place to another.
    She brought the food to the party.
    Ella llevó la comida a la fiesta.
    To have possession of something temporarily or permanently.
    He took a book with him to the university.
    Él llevó consigo un libro a la universidad.
    To direct or guide someone to a place.
    The guide took the tourists to the cave.
    El guía llevó a los turistas a la cueva.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'levare', which means 'to raise, to lift'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to take the lead
    To be in a position of advantage.
    llevar la delantera
    to get along well
    To have a good relationship with someone.
    llevarse bien
    to carry out
    To perform or execute something.
    llevar a cabo

    Related Words

    to carry
    Infinitive verb meaning to transport or carry.
    llevar
    carried
    Past participle of the verb to carry.
    llevado
    to get carried away
    Reflexive verb that indicates something is taken or carried from oneself.
    llevarse

    Slang Meanings

    To take something lightly
    Don't take it so seriously, just take things lightly.
    No te lo tomes tan en serio, solo lleva las cosas a la ligera.
    To bring home the bacon
    He finally brought home the bacon and got the job.
    Finalmente llevó el gato al agua y consiguió el trabajo.