Expulsarlas

Expulsarlas is the Spanish infinitive form of the verb expulsar with a direct-object clitic las, used to refer to a feminine plural group. It translates roughly as “to expel them,” where “them” corresponds to a group of feminine nouns (for example, alumnas, mujeres, autoridades). The clitic las attaches to the end of the infinitive, as in expulsarlas, or can also appear in finite forms: Tenemos que expulsarlas, Debemos expulsarlas.

Grammatical notes: expulsar is a transitive verb meaning to drive out or remove. The pronoun las agrees in gender and number with the object it replaces. When the object is feminine plural, las is used; for masculine or mixed groups the corresponding pronoun would be los. The form expulsarlas can function as part of a larger verb phrase (para expulsarlas, debemos expulsarlas) or as a noun-like infinitival clause subject or object (Expulsarlas sería injusto).

Usage contexts: the expression appears in legal, administrative, educational, sports, and immigration contexts, among others. It describes the act of removing or barring a group identified as feminine plural. Because expulsarlas implies exclusion or removal, it often carries ethical, legal, and political implications and is typically framed within specific regulations, due process requirements, or policy debates.

Examples:

- El gobierno decidió expulsarlas del país.

- Tenemos que expulsarlas por violar las normas.

- Expulsarlas sería injusto si no hay pruebas suficientes.

See also: expulsar, pronombres clíticos en español, estructuras infinitivas con pronombres.