llevarse

carry off, take


Examples
  • No hay forma de llevarse con él.

    There is no getting along with him.

  • Autorizamos a los trabajadores a llevarse autos de la compañía a casa.

    We authorize the workers to take company cars home.

  • Él no podía llevarse bien con sus vecinos.

    He could not get along with his neighbors.

  • Tom simplemente no puede llevarse bien con Mary.

    Tom just can't get along with Mary.

  • Cuesta llevarse con el jefe. Pero si trato de hablarle acerca de problemas que tengo en el trabajo el puede tener algo de corazón. Incluso un cazador no puede matar a un ave que vuela hacia él por protección.

    The boss is hard to get along with. But if I try to talk to him about problems I have at work he might have a little heart. Even a hunter can't kill a bird who flies to him for protection.

  • Todo lo que Tom quería era que Mary aprendiera a llevarse bien con John.

    All Tom wanted was for Mary to learn to get along with John.

  • ¡Estamos hartas de ver siempre a los mismos llevarse todo el mérito!

    We are fed up of always seeing the same people taking all the credit!

  • Encontré difícil llevarse bien con él.

    I found it difficult to get along with him.

  • Tom tiene problemas para llevarse bien con los demás.

    Tom has trouble getting along with other people.

  • ¿Cuál es el mejor modo de llevarse la comida a la boca?

    What is the best way of getting food into the mouth?

  • "¿Cuántos esclavos necesita llevarse de África?" preguntó el jefe africano. "Todos los que tengan más de diez años y que vivan en la costa oeste de África desde Marruecos hasta Sudáfrica" respondió el capitán portugués.

    "How many slaves do you need to take from Africa?" asked the African chief. "Everybody over the age of ten who happens to live on Africa's western coast from Morocco to South Africa," replied the Portuguese captain.

  • Creo que puede llevarse con sus vecinos.

    I think he can get along with his neighbors.

  • El dueño del restaurante le permitió llevarse a casa las sobras de la mesa para dárselas a sus perros.

    The restaurant owner allowed her to take table scraps home to feed all of her dogs.

  • Tom no parece llevarse bien con nadie.

    Tom doesn't seem to get along well with anyone.

  • Tom parece siempre llevarse bien con Mary.

    Tom seems to always get along well with Mary.

  • Tom y su esposa parecen llevarse bien.

    Tom and his wife seem to get along well.

  • El plan debería llevarse a cabo.

    The plan should be carried through.

  • A la gente no le gusta trabajar con Tom porque es difícil llevarse bien con él.

    People don't like working with Tom because he's hard to get along with.

  • Parece que a ella le resulta difícil llevarse bien con los estudiantes en la escuela nueva.

    It seems to be difficult for her to get along with students in the new school.

  • Es fácil llevarse con él.

    He is easy to get on with.


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