Llévenlos (en. Take them)

/ˈʎeβenlos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To provide transportation for people to reach a place

When my friends arrive, take them home.

Cuando lleguen mis amigos, llévenlos a casa.

To transport something or someone from one place to another

If you see the children in the park, take them to school.

Si ves a los niños en el parque, llévenlos a la escuela.

To make something or someone move to a specific location

It is important to take them to the doctor on time.

Es importante que los llévenlos al médico a tiempo.

From the verb 'llevar', which comes from the Latin 'levare', meaning 'to elevate' or 'to lift'.

Carry them by force

To force someone to go to a place.

llévenlos a la fuerza

Take them with you

To take others with you to another place.

llévenlos contigo

Take them to the next level

To improve the situation or state of something or someone.

llévenlos al siguiente nivel

carry

To transport or drag something or someone to a place.

llevar

bring

To move something or someone from one place to where one is.

traer

drive

To guide a vehicle or people to a destination.

conducir

Used to express taking someone quickly.

Take them, we don't have all day.

Llévenlos, que no tenemos todo el día.

To use 'llevar' in the context of carrying out group tasks.

Take them to complete their tasks together.

Llévenlos a completar sus tareas juntos.