le quitó

… took away from him/her

→ le
phrase Common #7,869
… took away from him/her The pronoun le can refer to him, her, or you (formal), and the thing taken away is usually stated separately.
SP: Le quitó el sombrero a su hermano.
EN: He took his brother’s hat away.

Tom le quitó el cuchillo a Mary.

Tom took the knife from Mary.

El policía le quitó las esposas a Tom.

The police officer took the handcuffs off Tom.

Le quitó a su esposa y la casa para dárselas a Tokuyemon.

He took his wife and the house away from him to give them to Tokuyemon.

— Yojimbo (1961)

La triste noticia le quitó el apetito.

The sad news took away his appetite.

Tom le quitó la llave a la puerta del auto.

Tom took the key out of the car door.

Algo que demuestre que le quitó ese dinero a Marion de alguna forma.

Something that proves he took that money from Marion somehow.

— Psicosis (1960)

Haku le quitó esto a la hermana de Yubaba, Kamaji.

Haku took this from Yubaba's sister, Kamaji.

— El viaje de Chihiro (2001)

Fue ese sentimiento el que le quitó su vida.

It was that feeling that took his life.

— Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003)

Él le quitó el chocolate a su hermana.

He took the chocolate from his sister.

Le quitó el periódico a George.

He took the newspaper from George.

Tom le quitó la llave a la puerta del frente.

Tom took the key out of the front door.

¿Un toro le quitó la respiración o qué?

Did a bull knock the wind out of him or what?

— Masaan 2015 (2015)

Le quitó una vuelta a todos los autos, menos a uno.

He lapped all the cars except one.

— Senna (2010)

El accidente le quitó todas las esperanzas de éxito.

The accident dashed all his hopes of success.

El policía le quitó el cuchillo al niño.

The policeman took the knife away from the boy.

Tom le quitó la pistola a Mary antes de que ella pudiera suicidarse.

Tom took the gun away from Mary before she could commit suicide.

Ya se le quitó la calentura.

His fever has gone down.

— Amores perros (2000)