Sentence examples of "taken off" in English with translation "quitar"

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Translations: all59 despegar30 quitar27 salir2
I take off my hat. Me quito el sombrero.
He took off his glasses. Él se quitó las gafas.
He took off his coat. Él se quitó el abrigo.
She took off her coat. Ella se quitó el abrigo.
He took off his overcoat. Él se quitó su abrigo.
He took off his hat. Él se quitó su sombrero.
Tom took off his hat. Tom se quitó el sombrero.
Tom took off his wedding ring. Tom se quitó su anillo de bodas.
I took off my hat and entered the church. Me quité el sombrero y entré a la iglesia.
The Japanese take off their shoes before entering a house. Los japoneses se quitan los zapatos al entrar en una casa.
Tom took off his clothes and put on his pajamas. Tom se quitó la ropa y se puso el pijama.
Tom took off his clothes and stepped into the shower. Tom se quitó la ropa y se metió a la ducha.
We will have to take off our shoes before going in. Tendremos que quitar nuestros zapatos antes de entrar.
In Japan people take off their shoes when they enter a house. En Japón, la gente se quita los zapatos al entrar en una casa.
Tom took his shirt off. Tom se quitó su camisa.
Take the pan off the fire. Quita la cazuela del fuego.
Take your hands off my neck. Quita tus manos de mi cuello.
Why not take your coat off? ¿Por qué no te quitas el abrigo?
The king took his clothes off. El rey se quitó sus ropas.
Please help me take this lid off. Ayúdame a quitar esta tapa, por favor.
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