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Translation of take back in Spanish:
take back
devolver, v.
phrasal verb
1
1.1(return)
devolverit was too big, so I had to take it back — era demasiado grande, así que lo tuve que devolver- I took him back the book he'd lent me — le devolví el libro que me había prestado
1.2(repossess)
llevarse1.3(accept back)
they took back the shoes — aceptaron la devolución de los zapatos- she wouldn't take back the money she'd lent me — no quiso que le devolviera el dinero que me había prestado
- I can't understand why she ever took him back — no entiendo cómo aceptó que volviera
1.4(withdraw, retract)
(statement) retiraryou'll take back what you just said! — ¡retira lo que acabas de decir!- I take it all back — retiro lo dicho
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(in time)this song takes me back! — ¡qué recuerdos me trae esta canción!- it takes me back to my childhood — me transporta a mi niñez
- let me take you back to the night of the fifth of … — permítame remontarme otra vez a la noche del cinco de …
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