llevarse
Translation
prnl.
› (robar, quitar)
⇨ to take
¿Quién se ha llevado mi libro? Who's taken my book?
› (estar de moda)
⇨ to be in fashion
Este año se llevan las minifaldas Miniskirts are in fashion this year
llevarse algo
⇨ to get away with sth
llevarse bien con alguien
⇨ to be friendly with sb
⇨ to get on well with sb
llevarse {bien/mal}
⇨ to be on {good/bad} terms uk
No me llevo bien con ellos I don't get on well with them
llevarse mal con alguien
⇨ to get on badly with sb uk
⇨ not to get on with sb uk
(Definition of llevarse prnl. from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact Español-Inglés
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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