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Verbs 6 Reflexives Flashcards

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se lever

reflexive verb

Nous nous levons à 7 heures chaque jour.

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to get up

reflexive verb

We get up at 7 o’clock every day.

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s’appeler

reflexive verb

Ils s’appellent Dupont.

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to be called

reflexive verb

They are called Dupont.

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se laver

reflexive verb

Elle se lave avant le dîner.

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to wash oneself

reflexive verb

She washes before dinner.

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se coucher

reflexive verb

Nous nous couchons à 22h.

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to go to bed

reflexive verb

We go to bed at 10 PM.

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se réveiller

reflexive verb

Vous vous réveillez sans alarme ?

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to wake up

reflexive verb

Do you wake up without an alarm?

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se promener

reflexive verb

Ils se promènent dans le parc.

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to take a walk

reflexive verb

They walk in the park.

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s’habiller

reflexive verb

Je m’habille après la douche.

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to get dressed

reflexive verb

I get dressed after the shower.

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se dépêcher

reflexive verb

Ils se dépêchent pour arriver à l’heure.

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to hurry

reflexive verb

They hurry to arrive on time.

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se brosser

reflexive verb

Il se brosse les cheveux chaque matin.

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to brush

reflexive verb

He brushes his hair every morning.

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se maquiller

reflexive verb

Elles se maquillent avant la fête.

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to put on makeup

reflexive verb

They put on makeup before the party.

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se raser

reflexive verb

Il se rase la barbe le matin.

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to shave

reflexive verb

He shaves his beard in the morning.

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se fâcher

reflexive verb

Ils se fâchent pour rien.

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to get angry

reflexive verb

They get angry for no reason.

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s’ennuyer

reflexive verb

Elle s’ennuie à l’école.

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to get bored

reflexive verb

She gets bored at school.

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se disputer

reflexive verb

Elles se disputent pour un rien.

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to argue

reflexive verb

They argue over nothing.

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se souvenir

reflexive verb

Elle se souvient toujours de son enfance.

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to remember

reflexive verb

She always remembers her childhood.

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s’entendre

reflexive verb

Je m’entends avec mes collègues.

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to get along

reflexive verb

I get along with my colleagues.

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se méfier

reflexive verb

Elle se méfie de lui.

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to be wary

reflexive verb

She is wary of him.

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se moquer

reflexive verb

Ils se moquent de tout.

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to make fun of

reflexive verb

They make fun of everything.

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se tromper

reflexive verb

Tu t’es trompé de route ?

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to be mistaken

reflexive verb

Did you take the wrong route?

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se marier

reflexive verb

Elle s’est mariée à Paris.

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to get married

reflexive verb

She got married in Paris.

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s’installer

reflexive verb

Ils se sont installés en ville.

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to settle in

reflexive verb

They settled in the city.

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se débrouiller

reflexive verb

Elle se débrouille toujours seule.

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to manage / cope

reflexive verb

She always manages on her own.

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se plaindre

reflexive verb

Ils se plaignent du service.

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to complain

reflexive verb

They complain about the service.

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se rendre compte | reflexive verb ## Footnote Tu t’es rendu compte de ton erreur ?
to realize | reflexive verb ## Footnote Did you realize your mistake?
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se détendre | reflexive verb ## Footnote Nous nous détendons après le travail.
to relax | reflexive verb ## Footnote We relax after work.
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s’évanouir | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il s’est évanoui dans la foule.
to faint | reflexive verb ## Footnote He fainted in the crowd.
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s’éloigner | reflexive verb ## Footnote Ils s’éloignent du village.
to move away | reflexive verb ## Footnote They are moving away from the village.
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se figurer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Je me figure la scène dans ma tête.
to imagine | reflexive verb ## Footnote I picture the scene in my head.
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se heurter | reflexive verb ## Footnote Ils se heurtent aux mêmes problèmes chaque année.
to bump into / clash | reflexive verb ## Footnote They run into the same problems every year.
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se lamenter | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se lamente parce qu’il a oublié son dessert.
to lament | reflexive verb ## Footnote He’s lamenting because he forgot his dessert.
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se méprendre | reflexive verb ## Footnote Je me suis mépris sur ses intentions.
to be mistaken | reflexive verb ## Footnote I misunderstood his intentions.
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s’obstiner | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il s’obstine à ne pas écouter.
to persist stubbornly | reflexive verb ## Footnote He stubbornly refuses to listen.
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se raviser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle voulait acheter ce pull, puis elle s’est ravisée en voyant le prix.
to change one’s mind | reflexive verb ## Footnote She wanted to buy that sweater, then changed her mind when she saw the price.
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se ressaisir | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se ressaisit avant de parler.
to pull oneself together | reflexive verb ## Footnote She pulled herself together before speaking.
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se targuer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se targue d’avoir réussi seul.
to boast / take pride in | reflexive verb ## Footnote He boasts about succeeding on his own.
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se démener | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se démène pour aider ses enfants.
to go all out / struggle | reflexive verb ## Footnote She goes all out to help her children.
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se cacher | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se cache derrière la porte.
to hide (oneself) | reflexive verb ## Footnote She hides behind the door.
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se blesser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle s’est blessée en jouant au tennis.
to get hurt | reflexive verb ## Footnote She got hurt playing tennis.
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se noyer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se noie dans ses responsabilités.
to get overwhelmed / drown | reflexive verb ## Footnote He's overwhelmed with responsibilities.
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s’effondrer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Le château de sable s’effondre lentement.
to collapse (figurative) | reflexive verb ## Footnote The sandcastle slowly collapses.
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s’échapper | reflexive verb ## Footnote Une délicieuse odeur de gâteau s’échappe de la cuisine.
to escape | reflexive verb ## Footnote A delicious cake smell is escaping from the kitchen.
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se casser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle s’est cassé l’ongle au bureau.
to break (non-violent context) | reflexive verb ## Footnote She broke a nail at the office.
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se fracasser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Le vase s’est fracassé en tombant de la table.
to crash (object-related) | reflexive verb ## Footnote The vase shattered when it fell off the table.
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se chamailler | reflexive verb ## Footnote Les enfants se chamaillent pour une place sur le canapé.
to squabble | reflexive verb ## Footnote The kids are squabbling over a spot on the couch.
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s’écrier | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle s’écrie en voyant le cadeau.
to exclaim | reflexive verb ## Footnote She exclaims upon seeing the gift.
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se pavaner | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se pavane avec sa nouvelle veste.
to parade oneself | reflexive verb ## Footnote He struts around with his new jacket.
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se replier | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se replie dans sa chambre pour lire.
to retreat (figurative) | reflexive verb ## Footnote She retreats to her room to read.
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se volatiliser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Le document s’est volatilisé sans explication.
to vanish | reflexive verb ## Footnote The document vanished without explanation.
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se vautrer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se vautre devant la télé tout le week-end.
to sprawl / lounge around | reflexive verb ## Footnote He lounges in front of the TV all weekend.
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se redresser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Même après un échec, elle a su se redresser avec courage.
to sit/stand up straight again | reflexive verb ## Footnote Even after a setback, she managed to bounce back with courage.
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to get up | reflexive verb ## Footnote We get up at 7 o'clock every day.
se lever | reflexive verb ## Footnote Nous nous levons à 7 heures chaque jour.
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to be called | reflexive verb ## Footnote They are called Dupont.
s’appeler | reflexive verb ## Footnote Ils s’appellent Dupont.
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to wash oneself | reflexive verb ## Footnote She washes before dinner.
se laver | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se lave avant le dîner.
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to go to bed | reflexive verb ## Footnote We go to bed at 10 PM.
se coucher | reflexive verb ## Footnote Nous nous couchons à 22h.
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to wake up | reflexive verb ## Footnote Do you wake up without an alarm?
se réveiller | reflexive verb ## Footnote Vous vous réveillez sans alarme ?
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to take a walk | reflexive verb ## Footnote They walk in the park.
se promener | reflexive verb ## Footnote Ils se promènent dans le parc.
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to get dressed | reflexive verb ## Footnote I get dressed after the shower.
s’habiller | reflexive verb ## Footnote Je m’habille après la douche.
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to hurry | reflexive verb ## Footnote They hurry to arrive on time.
se dépêcher | reflexive verb ## Footnote Ils se dépêchent pour arriver à l’heure.
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to brush | reflexive verb ## Footnote He brushes his hair every morning.
se brosser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se brosse les cheveux chaque matin.
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to put on makeup | reflexive verb ## Footnote They put on makeup before the party.
se maquiller | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elles se maquillent avant la fête.
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to shave | reflexive verb ## Footnote He shaves his beard in the morning.
se raser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se rase la barbe le matin.
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to get angry | reflexive verb ## Footnote They get angry for no reason.
se fâcher | reflexive verb ## Footnote Ils se fâchent pour rien.
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to get bored | reflexive verb ## Footnote She gets bored at school.
s’ennuyer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle s’ennuie à l’école.
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to argue | reflexive verb ## Footnote They argue over nothing.
se disputer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elles se disputent pour un rien.
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to remember | reflexive verb ## Footnote She always remembers her childhood.
se souvenir | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se souvient toujours de son enfance.
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to get along | reflexive verb ## Footnote I get along with my colleagues.
s’entendre | reflexive verb ## Footnote Je m’entends avec mes collègues.
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to be wary | reflexive verb ## Footnote She is wary of him.
se méfier | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se méfie de lui.
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to make fun of | reflexive verb ## Footnote They make fun of everything.
se moquer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Ils se moquent de tout.
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to be mistaken | reflexive verb ## Footnote Did you take the wrong route?
se tromper | reflexive verb ## Footnote Tu t’es trompé de route ?
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to get married | reflexive verb ## Footnote She got married in Paris.
se marier | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle s’est mariée à Paris.
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to settle in | reflexive verb ## Footnote They settled in the city.
s’installer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Ils se sont installés en ville.
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to manage / cope | reflexive verb ## Footnote She always manages on her own.
se débrouiller | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se débrouille toujours seule.
74
to complain | reflexive verb ## Footnote They complain about the service.
se plaindre | reflexive verb ## Footnote Ils se plaignent du service.
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to realize | reflexive verb ## Footnote Did you realize your mistake?
se rendre compte | reflexive verb ## Footnote Tu t’es rendu compte de ton erreur ?
76
to relax | reflexive verb ## Footnote We relax after work.
se détendre | reflexive verb ## Footnote Nous nous détendons après le travail.
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to faint | reflexive verb ## Footnote He fainted in the crowd.
s’évanouir | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il s’est évanoui dans la foule.
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to move away | reflexive verb ## Footnote They are moving away from the village.
s’éloigner | reflexive verb ## Footnote Ils s’éloignent du village.
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to imagine | reflexive verb ## Footnote I picture the scene in my head.
se figurer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Je me figure la scène dans ma tête.
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to bump into / clash | reflexive verb ## Footnote They run into the same problems every year.
se heurter | reflexive verb ## Footnote Ils se heurtent aux mêmes problèmes chaque année.
81
to lament | reflexive verb ## Footnote He’s lamenting because he forgot his dessert.
se lamenter | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se lamente parce qu’il a oublié son dessert.
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to be mistaken | reflexive verb ## Footnote I misunderstood his intentions.
se méprendre | reflexive verb ## Footnote Je me suis mépris sur ses intentions.
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to persist stubbornly | reflexive verb ## Footnote He stubbornly refuses to listen.
s’obstiner | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il s’obstine à ne pas écouter.
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to change one’s mind | reflexive verb ## Footnote She wanted to buy that sweater, then changed her mind when she saw the price.
se raviser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle voulait acheter ce pull, puis elle s’est ravisée en voyant le prix.
85
to pull oneself together | reflexive verb ## Footnote She pulled herself together before speaking.
se ressaisir | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se ressaisit avant de parler.
86
to boast / take pride in | reflexive verb ## Footnote He boasts about succeeding on his own.
se targuer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se targue d’avoir réussi seul.
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to go all out / struggle | reflexive verb ## Footnote She goes all out to help her children.
se démener | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se démène pour aider ses enfants.
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to hide (oneself) | reflexive verb ## Footnote She hides behind the door.
se cacher | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se cache derrière la porte.
89
to get hurt | reflexive verb ## Footnote She got hurt playing tennis.
se blesser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle s’est blessée en jouant au tennis.
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to get overwhelmed / drown | reflexive verb ## Footnote He's overwhelmed with responsibilities.
se noyer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se noie dans ses responsabilités.
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to collapse (figurative) | reflexive verb ## Footnote The sandcastle slowly collapses.
s’effondrer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Le château de sable s’effondre lentement.
92
to escape | reflexive verb ## Footnote A delicious cake smell is escaping from the kitchen.
s’échapper | reflexive verb ## Footnote Une délicieuse odeur de gâteau s’échappe de la cuisine.
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to break (non-violent context) | reflexive verb ## Footnote She broke a nail at the office.
se casser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle s’est cassé l’ongle au bureau.
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to crash (object-related) | reflexive verb ## Footnote The vase shattered when it fell off the table.
se fracasser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Le vase s’est fracassé en tombant de la table.
95
to squabble | reflexive verb ## Footnote The kids are squabbling over a spot on the couch.
se chamailler | reflexive verb ## Footnote Les enfants se chamaillent pour une place sur le canapé.
96
to exclaim | reflexive verb ## Footnote She exclaims upon seeing the gift.
s’écrier | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle s’écrie en voyant le cadeau.
97
to parade oneself | reflexive verb ## Footnote He struts around with his new jacket.
se pavaner | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se pavane avec sa nouvelle veste.
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to retreat (figurative) | reflexive verb ## Footnote She retreats to her room to read.
se replier | reflexive verb ## Footnote Elle se replie dans sa chambre pour lire.
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to vanish | reflexive verb ## Footnote The document vanished without explanation.
se volatiliser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Le document s’est volatilisé sans explication.
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to sprawl / lounge around | reflexive verb ## Footnote He lounges in front of the TV all weekend.
se vautrer | reflexive verb ## Footnote Il se vautre devant la télé tout le week-end.
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to sit/stand up straight again | reflexive verb ## Footnote Even after a setback, she managed to bounce back with courage.
se redresser | reflexive verb ## Footnote Même après un échec, elle a su se redresser avec courage.

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