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    Quitando (en. Removing)

    /kiˈtando/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Action of removing or stripping something from a place.
    He is removing the dry leaves from the garden.
    Está quitando las hojas secas del jardín.
    Action of subtracting something.
    Subtracting the expenses, the net income is considerable.
    Quitando los gastos, el ingreso neto es considerable.
    Eliminating or causing something to disappear.
    The teacher is clearing up doubts in the class.
    El profesor está quitando las dudas en la clase.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'quitare', which means 'to remove'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Taking away the seriousness
    Minimizing the importance of something.
    quitando hierro
    Taking away sleep
    Preventing someone from resting or sleeping.
    quitando el sueño
    Taking off the mask
    Revealing someone's true nature.
    quitando la máscara

    Related Words

    remove
    To remove or cause something to no longer be in a place.
    quitar
    I removed
    First person singular of the preterite perfect of the verb 'to remove'.
    quité
    to take away from someone
    To take something from someone, to deprive them of it.
    quitarle

    Slang Meanings

    To remove from the midst.
    That chair is in the way, take it away.
    Esa silla está en medio, quítala.
    To take out of sight.
    By removing those boxes, the room looks better.
    Quitando esas cajas, la habitación se ve mejor.