VerbosReflexivos Flashcards
(214 cards)
1
Q
to subscribe (-ar = pay money)
A
abonarse (abonar)
2
Q
to hug each other
A
abrazarse
3
Q
to abstain
A
abstenerse
4
Q
to be bored
A
aburrirse
5
Q
to open up; to confide
A
abrirse
6
Q
to approach
A
acercarse a
7
Q
to remember (-ar agree)
A
acordarse de
8
Q
to go to bed
A
acostarse
9
Q
to get accustomed
A
acostumbrarse a
10
Q
to confess (-ar)
A
acusarse
11
Q
to shave oneself
A
afeitarse
12
Q
to become interested in
A
aficionarse a
13
Q
to be alarmed
A
alarmarse
14
Q
to become happy/pleased/glad
A
alegrarse
15
Q
to get away from/ distance oneself
A
alejarse de
16
Q
to cheer up
A
animarse
17
Q
to move away from/out of the way
A
apartarse de
18
Q
to seize (control)
A
apoderarse de
19
Q
to support (oneself)
A
apoyarse en
20
Q
to hurry (oneself)
A
apresurarse a
21
Q
to profit from / take advantage / exploit
A
aprovecharse de
22
Q
to enroll
A
apuntarse
23
Q
to hurry up
A
apurarse
24
Q
to fix (one-self) / get dressed / made up
A
arreglarse
25
to regret
arrepentirse de
26
to kneel down
arrodillarse
27
to lean out / look out
asomarse
28
to get scared
asustarse
29
to dare
atreverse a
30
to make oneself absent
ausentarse
31
to be lowered / to climb down / to get off (something)
bajarse
32
to take a bath
bañarse
33
to drink up (-er to drink)
beberse
34
to kiss one another
besarse
35
to be erased
borrarse
36
to make fun of
burlarse de
37
to fall (down)
caerse
38
to become quiet / shut up (-ar to be quiet)
callarse (callar)
39
to calm down
calmarse
40
to get changed
cambiarse
41
to get tired of
cansarse de
42
to marry
casarse con
43
to brush (e.g. One's teeth)
cepillarse
44
to get a job
colocarse
45
to eat up (-er eat)
comerse
46
to take turns (-ar to combine)
combinarse
47
to take pity on
compadecerse de
48
to take pleasure in
complacerse en
49
to behave
comportarse
50
to buy oneself something
comprarse
51
to commit to doing something
comprometerse
52
to concentrate (the mind)
concentrarse
53
to conduct oneself
conducirse
54
to be content
conformarse con
55
to catch a cold
constiparse
56
to cheer up, to make do
contentarse con
57
to become, to convert
convertirse en
58
to cut (hair, nails)
cortarse
59
to close oneself (-ar)
cerrarse (cerrar)
60
to believe something
creerse
61
to be damaged
dañarse
62
to give oneself (+ lots of Spanish expressions)
darse
63
to realize
darse cuenta de
64
to turn around
darse vuelta
65
to be caused by
deberse
66
to make up one's mind
decidirse a
67
to dedicate oneself to (profession, activity, etc.)
dedicarse a
68
to deform itself (or oneself)
deformarse
69
to leave an aspect of oneself alone
dejarse
70
to become depressed
deprimirse
71
to faint
desmayarse
72
to undress oneself / strip off
desnudarse
73
to become disoriented
desorientarse
74
to say goodbye
despedirse de
75
to wake up
despertarse
76
to remove
despojarse de
77
to be wasted
despreciarse
78
to undress oneself
desvestirse
79
to stop oneself
detenerse
80
to go toward
dirigirse a
81
to apologize
disculparse
82
to feel displeased / dislike
disgustarse
83
to get ready
disponerse a
84
to have fun
divertirse de
85
to get divorced
divorciarse
86
to hurt somewhere in particular
dolerse
87
to fall asleep
dormirse
88
to take a shower
ducharse
89
to begin to
echarse a
90
to get drunk
emborracharse
91
to be moved / touched (emotionally)
emocionarse
92
to insist on
empenarse en
93
to make an effort
empeñarse
94
to be in love with
enamorarse de
95
to deal with
encargarse de
96
to shrink oneself / itself
encogerse
97
to shrug (shoulders)
encogerse hombros de
98
to meet with
encontrarse con
99
to get angry
enfadarse
100
to become (get) sick
enfermarse
101
enforce on
enforzarse en
102
to become (get) angry
enojarse
103
to get along with
entenderse con
104
to find out, to realize
enterarse de
105
to become sad
entristecerse
106
to become enthusiastic / get excited
entusiasmarse
107
to make a mistake (oneself)
equivocarse
108
to escape (oneself)
escaparse
109
to write to one another
escribirse
110
to try hard / strive to achieve something
esforzarse
111
to get worked up / become exasperated
exasperarse
112
to express oneself
explicarse
113
to expose oneself (to risks / the elements)
exponerse de
114
to damage / ruin (slang)
fastidiarse
115
to trust (someone)
fiarse
116
to imagine / think (used mainly in expressions)
figurarse
117
to pay attention (to something) / notice
fijarse en
118
to fracture a part of oneself
fracturarse
119
to smoke (with emphasis on the individual doing the action)
fumarse
120
to become used to something / someone
habituarse
121
to make oneself something (-er to make)
hacerse
122
to identify oneself / identify with someone else
identificarse
123
to build up one's (own) hopes / get excited
ilusionarse
124
to lean / be inclined towards something
inclinarse
125
to settle oneself
instalarse
126
to become irritated / annoyed
irritarse
127
to go away, to leave
irse
128
to brag / boast
jactarse
129
to retire
jubilarse
130
to hurt oneself(not always physically)
lastimarse
131
to have a wash / wash oneself
lavarse
132
to get up
levantarse
133
to clean oneself
limpiarse
134
to call oneself
llamarse
135
to carry away (-ar)
llevarse (llevar)
136
to stain / dirty oneself
mancharse
137
to put on makeup
maquillarse
138
to go/come into/place onself
meterse en
139
to pick on
meterse con
140
to look at oneself / look at each other
mirarse
141
to be disturbed / bothered (also, to go through the trouble of doing something)
molestarse
142
to die (of)
morirse de
143
to move oneself
moverse
144
to move (change residence)
mudarse
145
to need one another
necesitarse
146
to refuse
negarse a
147
to cloud over / become overcast
nublarse
148
to be/get obsessed with
obsesionarse con
149
to look after
ocuparse de
150
to be offended
ofenderse
151
to forget
olvidarse de
152
to oppose something
oponerse
153
to stop (with emphasis on the individual doing the action)
pararse
154
to look like
parecerse a
155
to go off (food) / to overdo something (used in a lot of other Spanish expressions)
pasarse
156
to go for a walk / stroll (with emphasis on the individual doing the action)
pasearse
157
to comb or do ones hair
peinarse
158
to think something through
pensarse
159
to get lost
perderse
160
to allow oneself / afford
permitirse
161
to weigh oneself
pesarse
162
to put on makeup
pintarse
163
to put oneself somewhere (used in a lot of Spanish expressions)
ponerse
164
to agree
ponerse decuerdo a
165
to behave
portarse
166
to wonder (-ar)
preguntarse
167
to worry
preocuparse por
168
to prepare to
prepararse a
169
to turn up
presentarse
170
to try on
probarse
171
to break (a bone)
quebrarse
172
to stay (to stay put)
quedarse
173
to complain about
quejarse de
174
to burn (oneself, one's body)
quemarse
175
to love one another
quererse
176
to take off of oneself
quitarse
177
to scratch oneself
rascarse
178
to recover from something (for example, illness)
recuperarse
179
to laugh about
reirse de
180
to laugh (with emphasis on the individual doing the action)
reírse
181
to be related (to something)
relacionarse
182
to relax (with particular emphasis on the individual doing the action)
relajarse
183
to catch a cold
resfriarse
184
to resign oneself to
resignarse a
185
to resolve oneself to
resolverse a
186
to withdraw oneself / pull out
retirarse
187
to get together / meet
reunirse
188
to tear (clothes);
romperse
189
to break (arm, leg)
romperse
190
to escape / overflow from something (-ir)
salirse
191
to greet one another
saludarse
192
to dry off (dry oneself)
secarse
193
to sit (oneself) down
sentarse
194
to feel (emotion, illness)
sentirse
195
to use (-ir serve)
servirse de
196
to be position / to position oneself
situarse
197
to be solved / resolved
solucionarse
198
to put up with one another
soportarse
199
to be surprised
sorprenderse de
200
to be raised / to climb up / to get on (something)
subirse
201
to commit suicide
suicidarse
202
to better / outdo oneself
superarse
203
to run out / come to an end
terminarse
204
to throw oneself
tirarse
205
to twist (part of oneself, for example, one's ankle)
torcerse
206
to calm oneself down
tranquilizarse
207
to move / transfer oneself
trasladarse
208
to be about / to be treated
tratarse de
209
to be valued
valorarse
210
to be sold
venderse
211
to see oneself
verse
212
to get dressed
vestirse
213
to be violated
violarse
214
to turn around / to become (for example, fussy, unpleasant, etc.)
volverse
