deja
/ˈdexa/, [ˈd̪e.xa]leave, leaves
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Deja que te lo presente.
Let me introduce you to him.
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Deja de torturarte.
Stop torturing yourself.
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Deja que lo lleve.
Let me carry that.
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Siempre deja la ventana abierta mientras duerme.
He always leaves the window open while he sleeps.
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Deja de jugar cerca del cristal.
Don't play around with the glass.
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Deja que lo diga solo una vez.
Let me say this just once.
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Deja tu paraguas en el pasillo.
Leave your umbrella in the hall.
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Deja que se vaya Tom.
Let Tom leave.
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Mi amor por ti no me deja contarte todo. Es mejor no contar algunas cosas.
My love for you won't let me tell you everything. Some things are better left unsaid.
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Deja de preocuparte.
Stop worrying.
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¡Deja de reírte!
Stop laughing!
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Vamos, hijo. ¡Deja de pelear contra las fuerzas del mal durante diez minutos y ven a cenar!
Come on, son. Quit battling the forces of evil for ten minutes and come to dinner!
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Deja de tocarte los cojones y busca un trabajo.
Stop lazing around and look for a job.
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¡Lo sé! Y deja que te diga que Keiko es mi prima SEGUNDA.
I know! And let me also say that Keiko is a SECOND cousin of mine.
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Deja de disparar.
Stop shooting.
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¡Deja de quejarte y obedece!
Stop complaining and obey!
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Deja que te presente al Sr. Tanaka.
Let me introduce you to Mr. Tanaka.
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Este resultado deja mucho que desear.
This result leaves much to be desired.
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Nunca deja de escribir todas las semanas.
He never fails to write to her every week.
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Deja que pague yo.
Let me pay.
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