Llevar is a word from Spanish language. It means lead, carry, transport, take, convey, deliver, carry along, take along, bear etc.
to bring from= traer to bring to= llevar
llevar is the infinitive. llevando is the present progressive.
llevar una chaqueta
That man's going to get you
You could say "Para llevar tu alma".
To raise
"Voy a llevar" in English means "I am going to take."
Where are you going to take it
Juicio could be Spanish for Trial, as in llevar a juicioto take to court.
Canciones Para Llevar was created in 2004.
to wear cloths = llevar ropa ; wear = llevar (also with other things than cloths, e.g. glases --> llevar gafas)
in english, llevar in coche means to drive in a car
There are over 23 separate definitions of 'llevar' in the Spanish Dictionary, plus assorted uses of 'llevar' in combination with other words. Needless to say, 'llevar' is a multi-meaning , multifaceted word. Some of the more salient, useful definitions:to carry, as to pick up and move something from one place to another.to bringto wear as clothingto spend time: I spent 40 years...to possess, in the same sense as, "Is he carrying?"to lead to: "This road leads to..."to take off: "The the passing train took off [with the sense of carried it away] his arm."
Quiero llevar la camisa. you really need to work harder.
Cuantos kilos puedo llevar en mi valija
Te puedo llevar a casa esta noche? Te puedo llevar a tu casa esta noche?
It means, "What color and clothes do you like to wear?"