English to Spanish Meaning of quit - dejar

Quit :
dejar

dejar, envío, abreviatura, recorte, reducción, despido, desplazamiento, declaración

salir, dejar, lanzamiento, abandonar, pasar por alto, ayudar con dinero, conceder, presente, permuta, dar a cambio de, recompensa, rescate del pecado, absolver, Déjalo ir, abstenerse de, tratar, comportarse, acto, acuerdo, hacer, superan, omitir, fallar, exceder, parte, bajar, desocupar, tirar por encima, paga, pagar, reembolsar, liquidar, Renunciar, hacer desaparecer el vaho, discontinuar, descarte, al agua

dejar, aliviado, eximir, gratis, abierto, claro, independiente, no comprometido, suelto, en general

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Definitions of quit in English
Verb(1) put an end to a state or an activity(2) give up or retire from a position(3) go away or leave(4) turn away from; give up(5) give up in the face of defeat of lacking hope; admit defeat
Examples of quit in English
(1) She quit her teaching assignment in a school to become a professional singer.(2) A report has revealed that around half of people suffering from serious stress who quit towns and cities for a rural idyll end up more miserable than before.(3) It is the latest in a line of small independent traders to quit the town.(4) If you're still trying to quit the hard way - whether it's cold turkey, or with gum, patches or inhalers - maybe it's time to try something new.(5) Why do you quit your routine when you begin to make progress?(6) Since he quit Labour in 1997 he has been working in public relations and will take a significant cut in income to take up the new job.(7) In order to care for the patient, most families had to quit other activities.(8) Several industrial estate businesses have threatened to quit the town if the site goes ahead.(9) All three quit of their own volition, which probably eased the transition.(10) A judge has ordered the 30 caravans to quit the county council-owned land near Southampton by Friday.(11) So hooray for that and quit fussing over growing older.(12) Like them, I desired to quit the place of my raising.(13) In the past, such altruistic new boys have often made little contribution in Parliament and have usually quit after a couple of terms.(14) The High Court ordered that the gypsies must quit the site and that order was stayed to allow the planning process to be used to agree or deny use of this piece of farmland for development.(15) In a half an hour, I quit this place, slip into the ocean, and hassle the local aquatic life with my snorkel and my submersible camera.(16) But one team member has since quit the project, taking half of the money.
Related Phrases of quit
(1) to quit ::
abandonar
(2) quit smoking ::
dejar de fumar
(3) be quit ::
puede dejar de fumar
(4) quit school ::
dejar la escuela
(5) quit a job ::
dejar un trabajo
(6) quit working ::
dejar de trabajar
(7) notice to quit ::
la notificación de desalojo
(8) quit one's job ::
dejar el puesto de trabajo
Synonyms
Verb
1. leave ::
salir
2. resign from ::
renunciar a
3. give up ::
rendirse
4. depart ::
salir
5. renounce ::
renuncia
6. fall by the wayside ::
quedarse en el camino
Different Forms
quit
Word Example from TV Shows

"I told you if you didn't QUIT drinking, I'd leave you."

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 7

I quit!

I QUIT!

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 6

So you quit? Okay, Leonard, I can't move.

So you QUIT? Okay, Leonard, I can't move.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 20

I should quit waitressing

I should QUIT waitressing

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 13

I can't just quit.

I can't just QUIT.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 11

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