Tráelos (en. Bring them)

/ˈtɾa.e.los/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

To order someone to bring something or someone to the place where the speaker is.

Bring them to the party so they have fun.

Tráelos a la fiesta para que se diviertan.

Instruction to carry objects towards the speaker.

If you can, bring them to the house to organize them.

Si puedes, tráelos a la casa para organizarlos.

From the verb traer, with the enclitic pronoun 'los'.

Bring them here

Instruction to bring something to this place.

Tráelos aquí

Bring them quickly

Request for something to arrive as quickly as possible.

Tráelos pronto

traer

To move something or someone to the place where the speaker is.

traer

llevar

To transport something from one place to another.

llevar

To bring as if it were an order.

Bring me the food, will you?

Tráeme la comida, ¿no?

Used in a context of urgency.

Bring them now, we don't have time.

Tráelos ya, que no tenemos tiempo.