quitarse
take off
Verb quitarse (first-person singular present me quito, first-person singular preterite me quité, past participle quitado)
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reflexive of quitar, to take off
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to remove oneself
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to get off, to get away, to move away, to get out of the way
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Ella intentó quitarse la vida.
She tried to commit suicide.
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Deberían quitarse su abrigo.
You should take off your coat.
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Él no podía quitarse la mala costumbre.
He could not get out of the bad habit.
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Ella intentó quitarse la vida anoche.
She tried to kill herself last night.
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El hombre empezó a quitarse el sombrero, las gafas y la máscara.
The man began to take off his hat, glasses and mask.
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Ella estaba a punto de quitarse la vida.
She was on the verge of killing herself.
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Debería quitarse su abrigo.
You should take off your coat.
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Tom se quejaba de que no podía quitarse esa canción de la cabeza.
Tom complained that he couldn't get that song out of his head.
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Es costumbre en Asia quitarse los zapatos antes de entrar a una casa o templo.
In Asian culture it's customary to take one's shoes off before entering a house or temple.
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Lo primero que hizo fue desatarse las agujetas y quitarse los zapatos.
The first thing he did was to untie his shoelaces and take his shoes off.
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