Matase (en. Kill yourself)
/ma.ta.se/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Form of the verb 'matar' in the subjunctive mood.
It is necessary for you to have killed time in some way.
Es necesario que tú matases el tiempo de alguna manera.
To imply the action of ending someone's or something's life.
It is possible that you killed the monster in your dreams.
Es posible que tú matases al monstruo en tus sueños.
Used in expressions that indicate abruptly finishing something.
I hope that you killed the discussion before it escalated.
Espero que tú matases la discusión antes de que se intensificara.
Etymology
It derives from the verb 'matar', which comes from the Latin 'mactare'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
kill time
To have fun or engage in activities to avoid boredom.
matase el tiempo
if I killed you
Hypothetical expression about the possibility of doing something drastic.
si te matase
Related Words
kill
To cause the death of someone or something.
matar
mortal
Causing or relating to death.
mortal
to assassinate
To kill someone with malice.
asesinar
Slang Meanings
To eliminate a person or thing in a figurative sense.
I'm going to kill the competition in the game.
Voy a matase la competencia en el juego.
To wait or change plans abruptly.
If you don't arrive soon, I'm going to kill the plan.
Si no llegas pronto, voy a matase el plan.