VerbosReflexivos Flashcards
to subscribe (-ar = pay money)
abonarse (abonar)
to hug each other
abrazarse
to abstain
abstenerse
to be bored
aburrirse
to open up; to confide
abrirse
to approach
acercarse a
to remember (-ar agree)
acordarse de
to go to bed
acostarse
to get accustomed
acostumbrarse a
to confess (-ar)
acusarse
to shave oneself
afeitarse
to become interested in
aficionarse a
to be alarmed
alarmarse
to become happy/pleased/glad
alegrarse
to get away from/ distance oneself
alejarse de
to cheer up
animarse
to move away from/out of the way
apartarse de
to seize (control)
apoderarse de
to support (oneself)
apoyarse en
to hurry (oneself)
apresurarse a
to profit from / take advantage / exploit
aprovecharse de
to enroll
apuntarse
to hurry up
apurarse
to fix (one-self) / get dressed / made up
arreglarse
to regret
arrepentirse de
to kneel down
arrodillarse
to lean out / look out
asomarse
to get scared
asustarse
to dare
atreverse a
to make oneself absent
ausentarse
to be lowered / to climb down / to get off (something)
bajarse
to take a bath
bañarse
to drink up (-er to drink)
beberse
to kiss one another
besarse
to be erased
borrarse
to make fun of
burlarse de
to fall (down)
caerse
to become quiet / shut up (-ar to be quiet)
callarse (callar)
to calm down
calmarse
to get changed
cambiarse
to get tired of
cansarse de
to marry
casarse con
to brush (e.g. One’s teeth)
cepillarse
to get a job
colocarse
to eat up (-er eat)
comerse
to take turns (-ar to combine)
combinarse
to take pity on
compadecerse de
to take pleasure in
complacerse en
to behave
comportarse
to buy oneself something
comprarse
to commit to doing something
comprometerse
to concentrate (the mind)
concentrarse
to conduct oneself
conducirse
to be content
conformarse con
to catch a cold
constiparse
to cheer up, to make do
contentarse con
to become, to convert
convertirse en
to cut (hair, nails)
cortarse
to close oneself (-ar)
cerrarse (cerrar)
to believe something
creerse
to be damaged
dañarse
to give oneself (+ lots of Spanish expressions)
darse
to realize
darse cuenta de
to turn around
darse vuelta
to be caused by
deberse
to make up one’s mind
decidirse a
to dedicate oneself to (profession, activity, etc.)
dedicarse a
to deform itself (or oneself)
deformarse
to leave an aspect of oneself alone
dejarse
to become depressed
deprimirse
to faint
desmayarse
to undress oneself / strip off
desnudarse
to become disoriented
desorientarse
to say goodbye
despedirse de
to wake up
despertarse
to remove
despojarse de
to be wasted
despreciarse
to undress oneself
desvestirse
to stop oneself
detenerse
to go toward
dirigirse a
to apologize
disculparse
to feel displeased / dislike
disgustarse
to get ready
disponerse a
to have fun
divertirse de
to get divorced
divorciarse
to hurt somewhere in particular
dolerse
to fall asleep
dormirse
to take a shower
ducharse
to begin to
echarse a
to get drunk
emborracharse
to be moved / touched (emotionally)
emocionarse
to insist on
empenarse en
to make an effort
empeñarse
to be in love with
enamorarse de
to deal with
encargarse de
to shrink oneself / itself
encogerse
to shrug (shoulders)
encogerse hombros de
to meet with
encontrarse con
to get angry
enfadarse
to become (get) sick
enfermarse
enforce on
enforzarse en
to become (get) angry
enojarse
to get along with
entenderse con
to find out, to realize
enterarse de
to become sad
entristecerse
to become enthusiastic / get excited
entusiasmarse
to make a mistake (oneself)
equivocarse
to escape (oneself)
escaparse
to write to one another
escribirse
to try hard / strive to achieve something
esforzarse
to get worked up / become exasperated
exasperarse
to express oneself
explicarse
to expose oneself (to risks / the elements)
exponerse de
to damage / ruin (slang)
fastidiarse
to trust (someone)
fiarse
to imagine / think (used mainly in expressions)
figurarse
to pay attention (to something) / notice
fijarse en
to fracture a part of oneself
fracturarse
to smoke (with emphasis on the individual doing the action)
fumarse
to become used to something / someone
habituarse
to make oneself something (-er to make)
hacerse
to identify oneself / identify with someone else
identificarse
to build up one’s (own) hopes / get excited
ilusionarse
to lean / be inclined towards something
inclinarse
to settle oneself
instalarse
to become irritated / annoyed
irritarse
to go away, to leave
irse
to brag / boast
jactarse
to retire
jubilarse
to hurt oneself(not always physically)
lastimarse
to have a wash / wash oneself
lavarse
to get up
levantarse
to clean oneself
limpiarse
to call oneself
llamarse
to carry away (-ar)
llevarse (llevar)
to stain / dirty oneself
mancharse
to put on makeup
maquillarse
to go/come into/place onself
meterse en
to pick on
meterse con
to look at oneself / look at each other
mirarse
to be disturbed / bothered (also, to go through the trouble of doing something)
molestarse
to die (of)
morirse de
to move oneself
moverse
to move (change residence)
mudarse
to need one another
necesitarse
to refuse
negarse a
to cloud over / become overcast
nublarse
to be/get obsessed with
obsesionarse con
to look after
ocuparse de
to be offended
ofenderse
to forget
olvidarse de
to oppose something
oponerse
to stop (with emphasis on the individual doing the action)
pararse
to look like
parecerse a
to go off (food) / to overdo something (used in a lot of other Spanish expressions)
pasarse
to go for a walk / stroll (with emphasis on the individual doing the action)
pasearse
to comb or do ones hair
peinarse
to think something through
pensarse
to get lost
perderse
to allow oneself / afford
permitirse
to weigh oneself
pesarse
to put on makeup
pintarse
to put oneself somewhere (used in a lot of Spanish expressions)
ponerse
to agree
ponerse decuerdo a
to behave
portarse
to wonder (-ar)
preguntarse
to worry
preocuparse por
to prepare to
prepararse a
to turn up
presentarse
to try on
probarse
to break (a bone)
quebrarse
to stay (to stay put)
quedarse
to complain about
quejarse de
to burn (oneself, one’s body)
quemarse
to love one another
quererse
to take off of oneself
quitarse
to scratch oneself
rascarse
to recover from something (for example, illness)
recuperarse
to laugh about
reirse de
to laugh (with emphasis on the individual doing the action)
reírse
to be related (to something)
relacionarse
to relax (with particular emphasis on the individual doing the action)
relajarse
to catch a cold
resfriarse
to resign oneself to
resignarse a
to resolve oneself to
resolverse a
to withdraw oneself / pull out
retirarse
to get together / meet
reunirse
to tear (clothes);
romperse
to break (arm, leg)
romperse
to escape / overflow from something (-ir)
salirse
to greet one another
saludarse
to dry off (dry oneself)
secarse
to sit (oneself) down
sentarse
to feel (emotion, illness)
sentirse
to use (-ir serve)
servirse de
to be position / to position oneself
situarse
to be solved / resolved
solucionarse
to put up with one another
soportarse
to be surprised
sorprenderse de
to be raised / to climb up / to get on (something)
subirse
to commit suicide
suicidarse
to better / outdo oneself
superarse
to run out / come to an end
terminarse
to throw oneself
tirarse
to twist (part of oneself, for example, one’s ankle)
torcerse
to calm oneself down
tranquilizarse
to move / transfer oneself
trasladarse
to be about / to be treated
tratarse de
to be valued
valorarse
to be sold
venderse
to see oneself
verse
to get dressed
vestirse
to be violated
violarse
to turn around / to become (for example, fussy, unpleasant, etc.)
volverse
