Verbos Con DAR Flashcards
To be afraid of / to get scared by
Dar miedo
We are afraid/scared
Nos da miedo
My children are afraid of the darkness.
A mis hijos les da miedo la oscuridad
him, I think he’ll be scard
a el, creo que le dará miedo
To get nervious
Dar nervios
Luis was nervous about his first date
A Luis le dieron nervios en su primera cita
Javier and his wife are nervous about heights (alturas)
A Javier y a su esposa les dan nervios las alturas
I’m nervous about speaking in public.
A mí me da nervios hablar en público.
To get grossed out by
Dar Asco
I didn’t like it at all, it disgusted me / it grossed me out
no me gustó para nada, me dio asco.
Sofia never eats fish; she says it disgusts her / it grosses her out
Sofía nunca come pescado, ella dice que le da asco.
I am disgusted by seafood, I’m not capable of eating it.
A mí me dan asco los mariscos, no soy capaz de comérmelos.
To be embarrased / to feel embarrased
Dar vergüenza
I was always embarrassed to be in front of many people.
siempre me daba vergüenza estar en frente a muchas personas.
Paula is embarrassed to sing in front of many people.
A paula le da vergüenza cantar en frente de muchas personas.
My sister never helps clean up the house, she is always lazy.
Mi hermana nunca ayuda a hacer aseo en la casa, siempre le da pereza.
My sister is always too lazy to do any cleaning in the house.
A mi hermana siempre le da pereza hacer aseo en la casa.