quítate

take, take off

Verb quítate

Compound of the informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of quitar, quita and the pronoun te.

Examples

Quítate tu gorra.

Take off your cap.

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Quítate el abrigo y siéntete como en casa.

Take off your coat and make yourself at home.

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Quítate de en medio.

Get out of the way.

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¡Quítate la ropa y recuéstate en la cama!

Take off your clothes and lie down on the bed!

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Quítate el abrigo.

Take off your coat.

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Por favor quítate toda la ropa excepto las bragas y el sujetador.

Please take off all your clothes except your underpants and bra.

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Quítate el sombrero cuando entres a un aula.

Take off your hat when you enter a classroom.

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Quítate la ropa.

Take off your clothes.

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¡Quítate el abrigo y vacíate los bolsillos!

Remove your coat and empty your pockets.

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Por favor quítate la camisa.

Please take off your shirt.

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