Reflexive Verbs Flashcards
aburrirse
to get bored
acercarse
to get close to
acordarse de
to remember
acostarse
to go to bed
acostumbrarse a
to get accustomed to (to get use to)
afeitarse
to shave
aficionarse a
to become interested in
alegrarse
to become (be) happy
alejarse de
to get/move away from (a person, place or thing)
animarse
to cheer up, to decide to/game to/become interested in doing
apartarse de
to move away from (irse), to stray, to move aside, to withdraw or cut oneself off from
apoderarse de
to seize, to take possession of
apoyarse en
to support
apresurarse a
to hurry
aprovecharse de
to profit from, to take advantage of
arreglarse
to get ready, to come to an agreement with somone, to dress (not get dressed); to improve or work out right; to make due
asustarse
to get or become afraid
atreverse a
to dare to
bañarse
to take a bath
burlarse de
to make fun of
caerse
to fall (down)
calmarse
to calm down
cansarse de
to get tired of
casarse con
to marry
cepillarse
to brush (hair, teeth)
colocarse
to find a job, to place oneself (in a certain spot)
colocarse de
to get/take a job
comerse
to eat something all up
compadecerse de
to sympathize with or take pity on
complacerse en
to take pleasure in
conformarse con
to conform to or comply with, to agree with, to get used to the idea or resign oneself to
contentarse con
to cheer up, to make do
convertirse en
to become, to convert, to turn into
darse cuenta de
to realize
decidirse a
to make up one’s mind, to decide to
dedicarse a
to dedicate oneself to (profession, activity, etc.)
despedirse de
to say goodbye
despertarse
to wake up
desvestirse
to undress
dirigirse a
to go/make one’s way toward; to address someone (in speech or writing)
disponerse a
to prepare or get ready
divertirse de
to have fun
dormirse
to go to sleep
ducharse
to shower
echarse a
to begin to (many other definitions)
emocionarse
to get excited
empeñarse en
to persist or insist on; to commit or bind oneself to
enamorarse de
to fall in love with
encargarse de
to take charge of or be responsible for; to look after or attend to; to take care of or see to
encogerse de hombros
to shrug (shoulders)
encontrarse con
to meet with
enfermarse
to get sick
enfadarse
to get or become angry
entenderse con
to get along with; to agree or come to an agreement
enterarse de
to find out, to realize
exponerse a
to expose oneself to or run the risk of
exponerse de
to run the risk of
fiarse de
to trust something or someone
fiarse en
to trust in something or someone
fijarse en
to pay attention to
jugarse
to risk (arriesgarse) (i.e. jugarsela vida)
lastimarse
to get hurt or hurt oneself
lavarse
to wash (any body part)
levantarse
to get up
maquillarse
to put makeup on
marearse
to get sick, to get dizzy
meterse con
to pick on, to pick a fight with
meterse en
to get into
motivarse a
to become or get motivated to
moverse
to move oneself, to do or be in charge of
mudarse
to “move” (change residence)
negarse a
to refuse to
obsesionarse con
to be/get obsessed with
ocuparse de
to look after
olvidarse de
to forget
parecerse a
to look like
peinarse
to brush or comb hair
ponerse
to put on (clothing), to get dressed
ponerse de acuerdo
to come to an agreement with someone
ponerse en camino
to get on (your) way
preocuparse de
to worry about
prepararse a
to prepare to
probarse
to try on
quebrarse
to break (an arm, leg…)
quedarse
to remain/ to stay
quejarse de
to complain about
quemarse
to burn (oneself, one’s body)
quitarse
to take off (clothing)
reirse de
to laugh about
resignarse a
to resign oneself to
resolverse a
to resolve oneself to
romperse
to break (an arm, leg…)
secarse
to dry (a body part)
sentarse
to sit down
sentirse
to feel
servirse
to help oneself to
suicidarse
to commit suicide, to kill oneself
tratarse de
to have dealings with or associate oneself with someone
vestirse
to get dressed
