llévalo
carry it, take, take it to
Verb llévalo
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Compound of the informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of llevar, lleva and the pronoun lo.
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Llévalo arriba.
Take it upstairs.
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Si el niño tiene sueño, no lo dejes delante de la televisión, llévalo a la cama temprano y cuéntale un cuento.
If the boy gets sleepy, don't leave him in front of the television. Put him to bed early and read him a story.
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Llévalo escaleras arriba.
Take it upstairs.
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Si tu hijo bebe veneno, llévalo rápidamente al hospital.
If your child drinks poison, rush him to the hospital.
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Llévalo a un mecánico a arreglar.
Take it to a mechanic, and get it fixed.
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