quitó

/kiˈto/, [kiˈt̪o]

removed, took away

Verb quitó

Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of quitar.

Examples

Tom se quitó la camisa.

Tom took off his shirt.

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Él se quitó su sombrero.

He took off his hat.

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El rey se quitó sus ropas.

The king took his clothes off.

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Tom se quitó las gafas.

Tom removed his glasses.

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El cirujano le quitó el apéndice a su paciente.

The surgeon took out his patient's appendix.

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Tom se quitó los lentes y se frotó los ojos.

Tom took off his glasses and rubbed his eyes.

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Tom se quitó su suéter y lo metió en su casillero.

Tom took off his sweater and put it in his locker.

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Tom quitó el anzuelo de la boca del pescado.

Tom took the hook out of the fish's mouth.

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Tom se quitó su anillo de bodas.

Tom took off his wedding ring.

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Tom se quitó los zapatos.

Tom took off his shoes.

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