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1
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to hold on

A

esperarse

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to stand up
to stand up for

A

pararse

tenerse

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3
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to grow

A

darse

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4
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to have dibs on

A

pedirse

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5
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to look like

A

verse

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6
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to come

A

venirse

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7
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to have it out with someone

A

haberse

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to love each other

A

quererse

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to pretend to be

A

hacerse

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to fall into a state

A

quedarse

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11
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to help yourself

make use of

A

ayudarse

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12
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to keep it

A

quedarselo

lo puedes tener - you can have it

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13
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to find out X

A

enterarse de X

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14
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to behave

A

portarse

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15
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to wear out

A

gastarse - to wear out, to ‘spend’ itself

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16
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to become

or

get into a state

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Volverse: to become

ejemplos:
* to get crazy = volverse loco
* it’s getting crazy = eats volviendose loco

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17
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3 Part Reflexive verb examples

  • to figure something out
  • I am going to figure it out - voy a arreglarmela
A

arreglarselas

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18
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3 Part Reflexive verb examples

like hacerse - pretend to be X
* to give off a false impression
* se las dan de expertos en poker
* darselas de X

A

darsela
like hacerse - pretend to be X
* to give off a false impression
* se las dan de expertos en poker
* darselas de X

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19
Q

3 Part Reflexive verb examples

  • to cheat on someone
  • he cheated me - me la hizo

also can use darselas

A

hacersela:
* to cheat on someone
* he cheated me - me la hizo

Also can use darselas

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20
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to become

or

get into a state

A

Volverse: to become
* to get crazy = volverse loco
* it’s getting crazy = eats volviendose loco

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21
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to check up on the day

A

Ponerse el dia
* Su amigo le pone a el día.
* Ella se pone a el día.

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22
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to remember

A

acordarse

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23
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to smile

A

sonreírse

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24
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to blow away

A

volarse

25
Q

to stand up

A

tenerse

26
Q

to yawn

A

bostezar

27
Q

to pacify

A

apaciguar

28
Q

to drown

A

ahogar

29
Q

to change

A

mudar

30
Q

Reg Verb:
* to take
* to carry
* wear
* indicates a period of time
* older than

Reflexive:
* to get along (with someone)
* to steal/take somethingllevar

levarse

A

llevar
* to take
* to carry
* wear
* indicates a period of time
* older than

llevarse
* to get along (with someone)
* to steal/take something

31
Q

sacar

similar but different than Quitar

The Language Tutor Lesson 112

A

to take, to take off, to remove, to get something:
* Saca tu ropa de la cama
* Tengo que sacar la basura
* El sacó la lista de su bolsillo.
* Quiero sacar una foto.
* Necesito sacar 5 copias.
* Qué nota te sacaste en el examen?
to release or stick out:
* La autora sacó su nuevo libro.
* Saca la lengua. (stick out your tongue)

The Language Tutor Lesson 112

32
Q

to wonder
vs
to guess, suppose, assume

The Language Tutor Lesson 88

A

preguntarse

Supongo que

33
Q

to find out something

A

enterarse de algo

34
Q

to take and remove
to remove

similar but different than sacar!

The Language Tutor Lesson 112

A

quitar
quitarse

The Language Tutor Lesson 112

35
Q

to lack, to miss:
* not where it should be
* something is expected but did not happen
* Me faltan mis llaves
* Hoy tengo que falter al trabajo
* Me prometió que me pagaría ayer pero falto a su palabra.

The Langauge Tutor Lesson 89

A

falter [verb]

36
Q

to reach

A

alcanzar

37
Q

to spend

A

gastar

38
Q

to train

A

entrenar

39
Q

appear

disappear

A

aparecer

desparecer

40
Q

tocar - to fall upon someone to do X

A

tocar
pp + toca + hacer

41
Q
  • to figure something out
  • I am going to figure it out - voy a arreglarmela
A

3 Part Reflexive verb examples

arreglarselas

42
Q

like hacerse - pretend to be X
* to give off a false impression
* se las dan de expertos en poker
* darselas de X

A

3 Part Reflexive verb examples

darselas

43
Q
  • to cheat on someone
  • he cheated me - me la hizo

Also can use darselas

A

3 Part Reflexive verb examples

hacersela

44
Q

Verb:
* to take
* to carry
* wear
* indicates a period of time
* older than

Reflexive:
* to get along (with someone)
* to steal/take something

A

llevar
* to take
* to carry
* wear
* indicates a period of time
* older than

llevarse
* to get along (with someone)
* to steal/take something

45
Q

to take, to take off, to remove, to get something:
* Saca tu ropa de la cama
* Tengo que sacar la basura
* El sacó la lista de su bolsillo.
* Quiero sacar una foto.
* Necesito sacar 5 copias.
* Qué nota te sacaste en el examen?
to release or stick out:
* La autora sacó su nuevo libro.
* Saca la lengua. (stick out your tongue)

The Language Tutor Lesson 112

A

Sacar
to take, to take off, to remove, to get something:
* Saca tu ropa de la cama
* Tengo que sacar la basura
* El sacó la lista de su bolsillo.
* Quiero sacar una foto.
* Necesito sacar 5 copias.
* Qué nota te sacaste en el examen?

to release or stick out:
* La autora sacó su nuevo libro.
* Saca la lengua. (stick out your tongue)

similar but different than Quitar

The Language Tutor Lesson 112

46
Q

to find out something

A

enterarse de algo

47
Q

to take and remove
to remove

The Language Tutor Lesson 112

A

quitar
quitarse

similar but different than sacar!

The Language Tutor Lesson 112

48
Q

tocar - to fall upon someone to do X

pp toca hacer - to have to do X

A

tocar

pp + toca + hacer

49
Q

to figure out

A

arreglarselas

50
Q

averiguar

A

to confirm

51
Q

to bring oneself to a halt

A

detenerse

52
Q

to find

A

pillar

synonym: encontrar

53
Q

to empty

A

vaciar

54
Q

to put up with

A

aguantar

55
Q

antohar

A

to crave

56
Q

to slide or swipe

A

deslizar

57
Q

used to do, tend to do

A

soler

58
Q

to be late

A

demorar

59
Q

to put oneself
to find yoursefl

A

meterse
ponerse

Spanish - JB (11 decks)

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