100 Most Common Reflexive Verbs In Spanish

Question 1

aburrirse

Answer 1

to get bored​​

Question 2

acercarse a

Answer 2

to get close to

Question 3

acordarse de

Answer 3

to remember

Question 4

acostarse

Answer 4

to lay down / to go to bed

Question 5

acostumbrarse a

Answer 5

to get used to

Question 6

adaptarse a

Answer 6

to adapt, to adjust

Question 7

afeitarse

Answer 7

to shave

Question 8

alegrarse

Answer 8

to be glad / happy / pleased

Question 9

alejarse de

Answer 9

to get away from

Question 10

animarse a

Answer 10

to cheer up / to dare to do sth.

Question 11

aprovecharse de

Answer 11

to take advantage of

Question 12

apurarse

Answer 12

to hurry

Question 13

asustarse

Answer 13

to get or become afraid

Question 14

atreverse a

Answer 14

to dare to

Question 15

bañarse

Answer 15

to take a bath / shower

Question 16

burlarse de

Answer 16

to make fun of

Question 17

caerse

Answer 17

to fall down

Question 18

calmarse

Answer 18

to calm down

Question 19

cambiarse (de ropa)

Answer 19

to change (clothing)

Question 20

cansarse (de)

Answer 20

to get tired (of)

Question 21

casarse con

Answer 21

to marry

Question 22

cepillarse

Answer 22

to brush (hair, teeth)

Question 23

concentrarse

Answer 23

to focus

Question 24

conectarse

Answer 24

to connect

Question 25

conformarse con

Answer 25

to resign oneself to

Question 26

darse cuenta de

Answer 26

to realize

Question 27

dedicarse a

Answer 27

to dedicate oneself to / to do for a living

Question 28

deprimirse

Answer 28

to become depressed

Question 29

despedirse (de)

Answer 29

to say goodbye

Question 30

despertarse

Answer 30

to wake up

Question 31

destacarse

Answer 31

to stand out

Question 32

desvestirse

Answer 32

to undress

Question 33

dirigirse a

Answer 33

to go to / make one’s way toward / to address

Question 34

distraerse

Answer 34

to get distracted

Question 35

divertirse

Answer 35

to have fun

Question 36

dormirse

Answer 36

to fall asleep / to oversleep

Question 37

ducharse

Answer 37

to shower

Question 38

echarse a

Answer 38

to begin (usually suddenly) to do sth / to break into

Question 39

enamorarse de

Answer 39

to fall in love with

Question 40

encargarse de

Answer 40

to take charge of or be responsible for

Question 41

encogerse (de hombros)

Answer 41

to shrug (shoulders)

Question 42

encontrarse con

Answer 42

to meet with / to run into sb.

Question 43

enfermarse

Answer 43

to get sick

Question 44

enojarse

Answer 44

to get or become angry

Question 45

enterarse de

Answer 45

to find out, to realize

Question 46

equivocarse, confundirse

Answer 46

to get sth wrong / confused

Question 47

exponerse a

Answer 47

to expose oneself to or run the risk of

Question 48

fijarse

Answer 48

to pay attention to / to take a look

Question 49

hacerse

Answer 49

to become / to pretend

Question 50

imaginarse

Answer 50

to imagine

Question 51

irse

Answer 51

to leave

Question 52

jugarse

Answer 52

to risk (arriesgarse) (i.e ‘jugarse la vida’)

Question 53

lastimarse

Answer 53

to get hurt or hurt oneself

Question 54

lavarse

Answer 54

to wash (a body part)

Question 55

levantarse

Answer 55

to get up

Question 56

llamarse

Answer 56

to be called

Question 57

maquillarse

Answer 57

to put makeup on

Question 58

marearse

Answer 58

to get sick, to get dizzy

Question 59

merecerse

Answer 59

to deserve

Question 60

meterse en / con

Answer 60

to get into / to pick on / to pick a fight with

Question 61

motivarse

Answer 61

to become or get motivated to

Question 62

moverse

Answer 62

to move oneself

Question 63

mudarse

Answer 63

to move (change residence)

Question 64

negarse a

Answer 64

to refuse to

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obsesionarse con

Answer 65

to be or get obsessed with

Question 66

ocuparse de

Answer 66

to look after

Question 67

olvidarse de

Answer 67

to forget

Question 68

parecerse a

Answer 68

to look like sb or sth

Question 69

peinarse

Answer 69

to comb your hair

Question 70

perderse

Answer 70

to get lost

Question 71

ponerse

Answer 71

to put on (clothing) / to get or become (+ adj.)

Question 72

ponerse de acuerdo

Answer 72

to come to an agreement with someone

Question 73

preguntarse

Answer 73

to wonder

Question 74

preocuparse

Answer 74

to worry about

Question 75

prepararse

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to prepare to

Question 76

probarse

Answer 76

to try on

Question 77

quebrarse

Answer 77

to break (i.e, an arm, leg…)

Question 78

quedarse

Answer 78

to remain / to stay

Question 79

quejarse de

Answer 79

to complain about

Question 80

quemarse

Answer 80

to burn (i.e, oneself, one’s body)

Question 81

quitarse

Answer 81

to take off (clothing, etc.)

Question 82

recibirse / graduarse

Answer 82

to graduate

Question 83

reírse de

Answer 83

to laugh about

Question 84

relajarse

Answer 84

to relax

Question 85

rendirse

Answer 85

to give up

Question 86

resignarse a

Answer 86

to resign oneself to

Question 87

romperse

Answer 87

to break (i.e, an arm, leg…)

Question 88

salirse con (la suya)

Answer 88

to get away with

Question 89

secarse

Answer 89

to dry (i.e, a body part)

Question 90

sentarse

Answer 90

to sit down

Question 91

sentirse

Answer 91

to feel

Question 92

servirse

Answer 92

to help oneself to (i.e, food)

Question 93

subirse a

Answer 93

to get on (the bus, etc.)

Question 94

suicidarse

Answer 94

to commit suicide

Question 95

suponerse

Answer 95

to suppose

Question 96

tranquilizarse

Answer 96

to relax

Question 97

tratarse de

Answer 97

to be about

Question 98

verse

Answer 98

to look or appear (+ adj. or adv. I.e, “te ves bien”)

Question 99

vestirse

Answer 99

to get dressed

Question 100

volverse

Answer 100

to become / to turn into / to return