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Spanish Chap 7

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Refliexive verbs

Terms

undefined, object
copy deck
interesar
to interest
acercarse (a)
to come closer, approach
despertarse (e-->ie)
to wake up
enmudecer/volverse mudo (a)
to become speech impaired
el impermeable
raincoat
limpiarse los dientes
to brush one's teeth
el esmoquin
tuxedo
la camiseta
tshirt
el algodón
cotton
cortarse
to cut oneself
enfadarse
to get angry
dormir (o-->ue)
to sleep
preocupar
to worry someone
decidir
to decide
el sobre
envelope
enfurecerse
to become furious
disabrocharse los cordones
to untie one's shoelaces
instalarse
to move in
enriquecerse
to become rich
aportar
to supply, contribute
equilibrado (a)
balanced
ponerse + article of clothing
to put on
lavarse
to wash up
parar
to stop
alejarse (de)
to move away from
el selenio
selenium
lastimarse el dedo
to hurt one's finger
lastimar
to hurt
pasearse
to stroll
pintarse
to put makeup on
el nutriente
nutrient
peinarse
to comb one's hair
acostar (o-->ue)
to put (someone) to bed
enojarse
to get angry
ducharse
to take a shower
ponerse de pie
to stand up
el calcio
calcium
bañarse
to take a bath
quitarse + article of clothing
to take off
levantar
to raise, pick up
molestar
to annoy, bother
correrse
to move over, make room for
entero (a)
whole
tirarse
to jump, throw oneself/lie down
abrocharse los cordones
to tie one's shoelaces
las botas
boots
lastimarse + part of the body
to hurt
tranquilizarse
to calm down, stop worrying
ir
to go
casarse (con)
to get married (to)
el zinc
zinc
las medias
socks/stockings
colocar
to put, place
fortalecerse (-ezco)
to get stronger
afeitarse
to shave
instalar
to install
atreverse (a)
to dare to do something
openerse (a)
to oppose, be against
cortarse el pelo/las uñas
to cut one's hair/nails
animar
to cheer someone up, encourage someone
pintarse los labios
to put lipstick on
la chaqueta
jacket
asustar
to frighten someone
le suéter
sweater
volcar (o-->ue)
to knock over
adelgazar/ponerse delgado (a)
to get thin
despertar (e-->ie)
to wake someone up
el aporte
supply, contribution
el traje
suit
apresurarse de
to hurry
torcerse el tobillo (o-->ue)
to twist one's ankle
servirse de
to use
cómodo (a)
convenient
levantarse
to get up, rise
vestirse (e-->i)
to dress, get dressed
el saco
jacket
limarse las uñas
to file one's nails
enfadar
to make (someone) angry
el hierro
iron
hacerse daño
to hurt oneself
los pantalones
pants
marearse
to get/ feel dizzy
recostarse (o-->ue)
to lie down
siempre que + subjunctive
whenever
saludable
healthy
fijarse (en)
to notice
enterarse (de)
to find out (about)
amarrarse los cordones
to tie one's one shoelaces
peinarse
to comb one's hair
echarse
to lie down
el smoking
tuxedo
colocarse
to get a job
empeñarse (en)
to insist (on), persist (in)
enflaquecer/ponerse flaco (a)
to get thin
romperse +article of clothing
to tear
aburrir
to bore someone
parecerse (a)
to resemble
el terciopelo
velvet
la lana
wool
despedir (e-->i)
to fire, dismiss
apuntarse (a/para)
to register, sign up (for)
tirar
to throw
ponerse de acuerdo
to come to an agreement
enamorarse (de)
to fall in love (with)
desatarse los cordones
to untie one's shoelaces
ausentarse
to be out, away
interesarse (en)
to be interested in
entusiasmar
to excite, thrill, stir
limarse las uñas
to file one's nails
hacerse rico
to become rich
probar (o-->ue)
to try, taste
olvidarse (de)
to forget
la camisa
shirt
acostarse (o-->ue)
to go to bed
al complemento
supplement, complement
diluir
to dilute
afeitarse
to shave
marear
to make (someone) dizzy
reírse (de)
to laugh at
acercar
to bring something closer, over
sorprenderse
to be surprised
exquisito (a)
delicious
afeitar
to shave (someone)
enorgullecerse
to become haughty
los calcetines
socks
el cinturón
belt
exasperarse
to get exasperated, lose one's patience
burlarse (de)
to laugh at, make fun of
las lentejas
lentils
decidirse (a)
to make up one's mind
fiarse (de)
to trust
divertir (e-->ie)
to amuse
llevarse bien/mal (con)
to get along/not get along (with)
apoderse (de)
to take possession (of)
la seda
silk
detenerse
to stop, come to a halt
caer
to fall (usually figurative)
despedirse (e-->ie)
to say goodbye to
alimentarse
to eat, feed oneself
lastimarse
to hurt oneself
aprovecharse (de)
to take advantage (of)
soprender
to surprise someone
ofenderse
to get offended, insulted, feel hurt
vestir (e-->i)
to dress (someone)
probarse (o-->ue)
to try on
el antioxidante
antioxidant, nutritional factr that slows aging
el fósforo
phosphorus
inclinarse
to bend over
el poliéster
polyester
entusiasmarse
to get excited, feel thrilled
el magnesio
magnesium
referirse a
to refer to
presentarse
to appear; be packaged
mudarse
to move (change residence)
pararse
to stand up
el vesitdo
dress
quedarse con
to keep, hold unto
ponerse furioso (a)
to become furious
perderse (e-->ie)
to get lost
cepillarse el pelo/los dientes
to brush one's hair/teeth
figurarse
to imagine
perder (e-->ie)
to lose
divorciarse
to get divorced
las zapatos de tacón alto
high-heeled shoes
valerse de
to use
engordar/ponerse gordo (a)
to get fat
el riesgo : poner en riesgo
risk: to put at risk
alegrar
to make someone happy
la cantidad
quantity, amount
echarse a + infinitive
to begin to
el abrigo
overcoat
ocuparse (de)
to take care of
quedar
to remain, be left
divertirse (e-->ie)
to have a good time
cortarse el pelo
to get a haircut
g = gramo (s)
gram (s)
ponerse a + infinitive
to begin to
cortar
to cut
comprometerse
to get engaged
quedarse
to stay, remain
arreglarse
to get ready to go out
ducharse
to take a shower
la blusa
blouse
enfermarse
to get sick
acordarse (o-->ue) (de)
to remember
exasperar
to exasperate, make (someone) lose his/her patience
levantar
to lift
moverse (o-->ue)
to move, stir, budge
desmayarse
to faint
darse prisa
to hurry
enloquecer/volverse loco (a)
to go mad
el crecimiento
growth
tratarse de
to be about, be a question of
envejecer/ponerse viejo (a)
to grow old
ml = mililitro
milliliter
volverse orgulloso (a)
to become haughty
irse
to go away
darse cuenta (de)
to realize
los jeans
jeans
negarse (e-->ie) (a)
to refuse to
a partir de
starting with
la merluza
hake
enojar
to make (someone) angry
arreglarse
to get ready
el nailon
nylon
arreglar
to arrange, fix
bañar
to bathe (someone)
lavarse la cabeza
to wash one's hair
animarse
to cheer up, take heart, feel like doing something
lavarse
to wash up
aburrirse
to be/ get bored
ofrecerse a + infinitive
to offer to do something
la bafunda
scarf
pasear
to take for a walk, walk
la corbata
tie
reunirse (con)
to get together (with)
vestirse
to get dressed
enfermar
to make ill
lavarse + part of the body
to wash
escaparse
to escape
detener
to stop, bring to a halt
preocuparse
to worry
el gorro
cap
volcarse (o-->ue)
to get knocked over
el caroteno
carotene (nutritional factor)
disuelto (a)
dissolved
el charol
patent leather
palidecer/ponerse pálido (a)
to turn pale
arrepentirse (e-->ie) (de)
to regret, repent
sentirse (e-->ie)
to feel
ensordecer/volverse sordo (a)
to become hearing impaired
correr
to move (an object)
quebrarse (e-->ie) + part of the body
to break
maquillar
to put makeupon someone
ofender
to offend, insult, hurt someone
levantarse
to get up
maquillarse la cara
to put makeup on
alejar
to move something away
hacerse tarde
to get/grow late
los guantes
gloves
la sacarosa
sucrose
reunir
to join, gather
asustarse
to get scared
el chaleco
vest
molestarse
to get annoyed
dormirse (o-->ue)
to fall asleep
caerse
to fall down
mover (o-->ue)
to move (put in motion)
desamarrarse los cordones
to untie one's shoelaces
jactarse (de)
to bost about
quejarse (de)
to complain about
portarse bien/mal
to behave well/badly
peinar
to comb someone's hair
nutritivo (a)
nourishing
cansar
to tire (someone)
calmar
to calm someone down
alegrarse
to be glad, happy
el pantalón vaquero
jeans
romperse + part of the body
to break
el cuero
leather
el traje de baño
bathing suit
tranquilizar
to calm someone down, reassure
las sandalias
sandals
cepillarse los dientes
to brush one's teeth
el batido
shake, malted
calmarse
to calm down
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