quitar

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to remove

verbo

quitar
transitive verb
1. to remove (en general); to take off (ropa, zapatos)
  • quitar la mesa -> to clear the table (peninsular Spanish)
  • quitarle algo a alguien -> to take something away from somebody
  • quita tus cosas de en medio -> clear your things up (out of the way)
  • de quita y pon -> removable; detachable (capucha)
2. to take away, to relieve (dolor, ansiedad); to quench (sed)
  • el aperitivo me ha quitado el hambre -> I don't feel hungry after that snack
3. to take up (tiempo)
  • me quitan mucho tiempo los niños -> the children take up a lot of my time
4. to take, to steal (robar)
  • me han quitado la cartera -> someone has taken o stolen my wallet
5. (impedir)
  • esto no quita que sea un vago -> that doesn't change the fact that he's a layabout
  • que me mude de ciudad no quita que nos sigamos viendo -> just because I'm moving to another city doesn't mean we won't still be able to see each other
6. (exceptuar)
  • quitando el queso, me gusta todo -> apart from cheese, I like everything
7. to switch off (desconectar)
quitarse
pronomial verb
1. to get out of the way (apartarse)
  • ¡quítate de en medio! -> get out of the way!
2. to take off (ropa)
3. to come out (sujeto: mancha)
4. (expresiones)
  • quitarse la vida -> to kill oneself
  • quitarse a alguien de encima o de en medio -> to get rid of somebody

quitar [ke-tar’]
article & verb transitive
1. To take away, to remove; to separate, to extract.
2. To release or redeem a pledge.
3. To hinder, to disturb.
4. To forbid, to prohibit.
5. To abrogate, to annul.
6. To free from an obligation.
7. To unsurp, to rob (robar).
8. To strip or deprive of anything.
9. To suppress an office.
10. To parry a thrust.
  • No quita nada de su valor -> it does not detract at all from its value
  • Le van a quitar ese privilegio -> they are going to take that privilege away from him
  • Quitar a uno de hacer algo -> to stop somebody from doing something
verb reflexive
11. To abstain, to refrain.
12. To retire, or withdraw.
13. To get rid of.
  • Quitarse de la vista de uno -> to remove oneself from somebody's side
  • Quitarse la ropa -> to take off one's clothing

Conjugación de "quitar"

Infinitivo
quitar
Gerundio
quitando
Particípio
quitado
Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo quito quité quitaba quitaré quite
quitas quitaste quitabas quitarás quites
Ella/Él/Usted quita quitó quitaba quitará quite
Nosotros quitamos quitamos quitábamos quitaremos quitemos
Vosotros quitáis quitasteis quitabais quitaréis quitéis
Ellos/Ustedes quitan quitaron quitaban quitarán quiten
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"quitar" en el foro de Respuestas

P: "arreglar 2 ojos enla cosina y uno afuera quitar cielo, poner 2 osas chirrok fini…
R: I think there are some spelling and grammatical errors, but this is my best guess: "Fix 2 windows in the kitchen and one outside (skylight?), put up 2…
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