Reflexive Verbs Flashcards
To get borred: Anna gets bored a lot
aburrarse;
Ana se aburra mucho.
to Remember: I remember her
acordarse;
Yo me acordo ella
to go to bed; The children went to bed
acostarse
Los niños se acorstan.
To be in the habit of
acostumbrarse
To shave oneself; He shaves in the morning
afeitarse
él se afeita en la mañana.
to bathe onself
You bathed
bañarse
Tú bañar
to fall down
I fall
caerse
Caigo
An accident
To be tired
You tired
canarse
Tú canas
To cut oneself
she cut herself when cooking
cortarse
Ella se corta cuando cocinar.
An accident
To have a good time; enjoy onself
divertirse
To get divorced
They are divorced (past)
divorciarse
Ellos se divorciaron
To go to sleep (oneself)
I went to sleep
dormirse.
Yo duermo.
Change O to UE shoe
Perfect: O to U sandle
To get up out of bed
He got up this morning. (past tense)
levantarse
él se levantó esta mañana.
put on makeup;
She puts makeup on in the afternoon
maquillarse
Ella se maquilla en la tarde.
to comb one’s hair;
She combs her hair before class
peinarse;
Ella se peina su pelo antes de clase
To fall in love
enamorarse
to get angry
They angry
enojarse
se enojan
Get dressed by yourself
We dressed
vestirse
nos vestimos
E –> i shoe verb
E –> I sandle
To burn oneself
I burned myself (past tense)
quemarse
quemé
To Trip, stumble
tropezarse
to break one’s body
romperse
To scrap one’s skin; get a scratch
rasparse
To wake up
She woke up at ten. (present)
despertarse
E –> IE shoe
Ella despierta a las diez.
To dry oneself.
They dried themselves. (past tense)
secarse
se secaron
To undress They undressed (past tense)
desvestirse
E –> I shoe
E –> I sandle
Ellos se desvistaron
to look at oneself in the mirror
She looked at herself in the mirror
verse (en el espejo)
Ella se vio en el espejo.
To try on clothes
ponerse
pongo present
pus… Perfect past
take off your clothes
quitarse
wash your hands
lavarse los manos
brush/wash your teeth
lavarse los dientes
Cut your nails
cortarse las uñuas
To swallow
tragarse
Trago
Trague tilde on E
to smoke
fumarse
to get sick, come down with an illness
enfermarse
To get married
casarse
to worry
preocuparse
to become angry
enojarse
to become sad
entristecerse
To slip or slide
resbalarse
to sink
hundirse
to get lost; misplaced
perderse
to hurt oneself
golpearse
To stain oneself
mancharse
to get dirty
ensuciarse
To spill over oneself
derramarse
to close, shut
cerrarse
Cierra
E ti IE. Shoe
Accident “the door closed itself.
to open; come open
abrirse
Accident: “the door opened itself”
To finish, be over
acabarse
To repent; be sorry
arrepentirse E to IE Shoe E ti I Sandle use "de" Always reflexive
to abstain
abstenerse
use “de”
abstain from.
abstuv… past tense
to complain; protest
quejarse
Use “de”
Complains of
to boast
jactarse
Always use “de”. Boasts of…
to dare; to have the courage
atreverse
to commit suicide
suicidarse
To cool down. To blow to cool something down
Enfriar
Enfrío
to sway back and forth
mercerse
to sign up
inscribirse
to paint onself
pintarse
remove hair
depilarse
To steal
robarse
to jump over
brincarse
to leap
saltarse
to sit
sentarse
to lean on
recostarse
To get well
mejorarse
To get married
casarse
To be happy
alegrarse
to break
quebrarse
to cool down
Enfrairse
To ripen
madurarse
to rotten
pudrirse
to melt
derretirse
to break (a bone)
quebrarse
To get crush
majarse
To stand up
pararse
To catch a cold
resfriarse
to get down ( off of something other than a ladder)
bajarse
Use “de”
To get inside (inappropriately)
meterse
to get on top of something (like a chair)
subirse “a”
To get out of (inappropriately)
salirse
