Quítalo (en. Take it off)

/ˈkitalo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To eliminate or remove something from a location.

If you don’t need it, take it off the table.

Si no lo necesitas, quítalo de la mesa.

To stop having something, to get rid of something.

Take it away, it’s not needed right now.

Quítalo, no es necesario en este momento.

To withdraw an object or a thing that is in the way.

Take it out of the way so we can pass.

Quítalo del camino para que podamos pasar.

From the verb 'quitar' in Spanish, which comes from the Latin 'quietare'.

take it out of sight

Make it not visible.

quítalo de la vista

take it away quickly

Eliminate it quickly.

quítalo pronto

take it away from here

Remove it from this place.

quítalo de aquí

remove

To remove or undo something.

quitar

eliminate

To make something stop existing.

eliminar

withdraw

To take something out of a place.

retirar

To quickly take something out of a place.

Hey, take it away quickly before someone sees it.

Hey, quítalo rápido antes de que alguien lo vea.

To get rid of something unwanted.

I don’t want it, so take it away now.

No lo quiero, así que quítalo ya.