Quitasen (en. Removed)

/kiˈtassen/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Action of taking away or removing something.

If they removed the table, we would have more space in the room.

Si quitasen la mesa, tendríamos más espacio en la sala.

Verbal form used to express wishes or hypothetical conditions.

I wish they would remove the high taxes.

Ojalá que quitasen los impuestos altos.

It refers to the removal of something that is considered undesirable.

I don’t think they would remove the problem just like that.

No creo que quitasen el problema sin más.

From the verb quitar, which comes from the Latin 'quitar', 'detrahere'.

remove the problems

it means to eliminate inconveniences.

quitasen los problemas

remove the bad

it indicates getting rid of the negative.

quitasen lo malo

remove the doubts

to clarify uncertainties.

quitasen las dudas

take away

to withdraw or eliminate something.

quitar

undo

to make something stop being in its current state.

deshacer

take out

to extract or remove something from a place.

sacar

It can be used to refer to the action of setting something aside without worry.

If you don’t like it, let's drop the topic and talk about something else.

Si no te gusta, quitasen el tema y hablemos de otra cosa.

Used in a context of asking for complaints or nuisances to be eliminated.

If he is uncomfortable, let’s remove the subject from the conversation.

Si a él le incomoda, quitasen el asunto de la conversación.