no la dejes

don't leave her/it

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don't leave her/it Used with tú. Depending on context, dejar can mean “to leave” or “to let/allow”: no la dejes conducir means “don’t let her drive.” La refers to a feminine person or thing.

SP: No la dejes sola en casa.

EN: Don't leave her alone at home.

No la dejes ir.

Don't let her go.

— Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003)

Una vez que has empezado una cosa, no la dejes.

Once you start something, don't give up on it.

No la dejes conducir tu coche.

Don't let her drive your car.

No la dejes.

Don't leave her.

No la dejes ir pase lo que pase.

Don't let her go no matter what happens.

— Anora (2024)

No la dejes pasar.

Don't let it pass you by.

— Las noches de Cabiria (1957)

Eliza, lleva a Judith a la cocina y no la dejes venir.

Eliza, take Judith to the kitchen and don't let her come.

— Hamnet (2025)

No la dejes conducir.

Don't let her drive.