No. 10,705 in Spanish
dejarla
"Dejarla" means "to leave her" or "to leave it," depending on context.
In a sentence
Voy a dejarla en casa antes de ir al trabajo.
I am going to leave her at home before going to work.
In this sentence, "dejarla" means 'to leave her,' where 'dejar' is the verb and 'la' refers to the feminine direct object.
No puedo dejarla conducir si no tiene licencia.
I cannot let her drive if she doesn't have a license.
Here, "dejarla" means 'to let her,' with 'dejar' implying permission and 'la' again referring to a feminine direct object.
Espero poder dejarla de usar pronto.
I hope I can stop using it soon.
In this context, "dejarla" means 'to stop using it,' where 'dejar' conveys the action of stopping and 'la' refers to a feminine noun.
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