172 Reflexive Verbs

Front 1

acostarse (o > ue)

Back 1

to go to bed

Front 2

afeitarse

Back 2

to shave

Front 3

arreglarse

Back 3

to get ready (fix hair, clothing, etc.)

Front 4

bañarse

Back 4

to bathe; to take a bath

Front 5

cansarse

Back 5

to get tired

Front 6

colocarse

Back 6

to get a job

Front 7

cortarse

Back 7

to cut oneself

Front 8

despedirse de (e > i)

Back 8

to say goodbye to

Front 9

despertarse (e > ie)

Back 9

to wake up

Front 10

dormirse (o > ue)

Back 10

to fall asleep

Front 11

enfermarse

Back 11

to get sick

Front 12

lastimarse

Back 12

to hurt oneself

Front 13

maquillarse

Back 13

to put on makeup

Front 14

peinarse

Back 14

to comb one's hair

Front 15

reunirse (con)

Back 15

to get together with

Front 16

vestirse (e > i)

Back 16

to get dressed

Front 17

aburrirse

Back 17

to get bored

Front 18

alegrarse

Back 18

to be glad; to be happy

Front 19

animarse

Back 19

to cheer up; to take heart

Front 20

asustarse

Back 20

to get scared

Front 21

calmarse

Back 21

to calm down; to stop worrying

Front 22

decidirse a

Back 22

to make up one's mind

Front 23

divertirse (e > ie)

Back 23

to have a good time

Front 24

enfadarse

Back 24

to get angry

Front 25

enojarse

Back 25

to get angry

Front 26

entusiasmarse

Back 26

to get excited; to feel thrilled

Front 27

exasperarse

Back 27

to lose one's patience; to get exasperated

Front 28

interesarse en

Back 28

to be interested in

Front 29

marearse

Back 29

to get dizzy

Front 30

molestarse

Back 30

to get annoyed

Front 31

ofenderse

Back 31

to get offended; to get insulted; to feel hurt

Front 32

preocuparse

Back 32

to worry

Front 33

probarse (o > ue)

Back 33

to try on

Front 34

sorprenderse

Back 34

to be surprised

Front 35

tranquilizarse

Back 35

to calm down; to stop worrying

Front 36

acercarse (a)

Back 36

to come closer; to approach

Front 37

alejarse (de)

Back 37

to move away from

Front 38

caerse

Back 38

to fall down

Front 39

correrse

Back 39

to move over; to make room for

Front 40

detenerse

Back 40

to stop; to come to a halt

Front 41

instalarse

Back 41

to move in

Front 42

irse

Back 42

to go away

Front 43

levantarse

Back 43

to get up; to rise

Front 44

moverse (o >ue)

Back 44

to move; to stir; to budge

Front 45

pararse (Latin America)

Back 45

to stand up (Latin America)

Front 46

pasearse

Back 46

to stroll

Front 47

perderse (e >ie)

Back 47

to get lost

Front 48

tirarse

Back 48

to jump; to throw oneself; to lie down

Front 49

volcarse (o > ue)

Back 49

to get knocked over

Front 50

apresurarse de

Back 50

to hurry

Front 51

echarse

Back 51

to lie down

Front 52

escaparse

Back 52

to escape

Front 53

inclinarse

Back 53

to bend over

Front 54

mudarse

Back 54

to move (change residence)

Front 55

ponerse de pie (Spain)

Back 55

to stand up (Spain)

Front 56

recostarse (o >ue)

Back 56

to lie down

Front 57

acordarse de (o >ue)

Back 57

to remember

Front 58

apoderarse de

Back 58

to take possession of

Front 59

aprovecharse de

Back 59

to take advantage of

Front 60

apuntarse a

Back 60

to register; to sign up for

Front 61

arrepentirse de (e > ie)

Back 61

to regret

Front 62

atreverse a

Back 62

to dare to do something

Front 63

ausentarse

Back 63

to be out; to be away

Front 64

burlarse

Back 64

to laugh at; to make fun of

Front 65

casarse con

Back 65

to get married to

Front 66

comprometerse

Back 66

to get engaged

Front 67

desmayarse

Back 67

to faint

Front 68

divorciarse

Back 68

to get divorced

Front 69

empeñarse en

Back 69

to insist on; to persist in

Front 70

enamorarse de

Back 70

to fall in love with

Front 71

enterarse de

Back 71

to find out about

Front 72

fiarse de

Back 72

to trust

Front 73

figurarse

Back 73

to imagine

Front 74

fijarse en

Back 74

to notice

Front 75

jactarse de

Back 75

to boast about

Front 76

negarse a (e > ie)

Back 76

to refuse to

Front 77

ocuparse de

Back 77

to take care of

Front 78

olvidarse de

Back 78

to forget

Front 79

oponerse a

Back 79

to oppose; to be against

Front 80

parecerse a

Back 80

to resemble

Front 81

portarse bien / mal

Back 81

to behave well / badly

Front 82

quejarse de

Back 82

to complain about

Front 83

reírse de

Back 83

to laugh at

Front 84

sentirse (e > ie)

Back 84

to feel

Front 85

suicidarse

Back 85

to commit suicide

Front 86

darse cuenta de

Back 86

to realize

Front 87

darse prisa

Back 87

to hurry

Front 88

echarse a + infinitive

Back 88

to begin + infinitive

Front 89

hacerse daño

Back 89

to hurt oneself

Front 90

hacerse tarde

Back 90

to get late

Front 91

ponerse a + infinitive

Back 91

to begin + infinitive

Front 92

ponerse de acuerdo

Back 92

to come to an agreement

Front 93

quedarse con

Back 93

to keep; to hold onto

Front 94

tratarse de

Back 94

to be about; to be a question of

Front 95

cepillarse el pelo / los dientes

Back 95

to brush one's hair / teeth

Front 96

cortarse el pelo / las uñas

Back 96

to cut one's hair / nails

Front 97

ducharse

Back 97

to take a shower

Front 98

limarse las uñas

Back 98

to file one's nails

Front 99

lavarse los dientes

Back 99

to brush one's teeth

Front 100

pintarse

Back 100

to put on makeup

Front 101

quedarse

Back 101

to stay; to remain

Front 102

ponerse + article of clothing

Back 102

to put on + article of clothing

Front 103

quitarse + article of clothing

Back 103

to take off + article of clothing

Front 104

romperse + article of clothing

Back 104

to tear + article of clothing

Front 105

lavarse + part of the body

Back 105

to wash + part of the body

Front 106

quebrarse (e > ie) + part of the body

Back 106

to break + part of the body

Front 107

quemarse + part of the body

Back 107

to burn + part of the body

Front 108

romperse + part of the body

Back 108

to break + part of the body

Front 109

abrocharse los cordones

Back 109

to tie one's shoelaces

Front 110

amarrarse los cordones

Back 110

to tie one's shoelaces

Front 111

atarse los cordones

Back 111

to tie one's shoelaces

Front 112

desabrocharse los cordones

Back 112

to untie one's shoelaces

Front 113

desamarrarse los cordones

Back 113

to untie one's shoelaces

Front 114

desatarse los cordones

Back 114

to untie one's shoelaces

Front 115

lastimarse el dedo

Back 115

to hurt one's finger

Front 116

lavarse la cabeza

Back 116

to wash one's hair

Front 117

pintarse los labios

Back 117

to put on lipstick

Front 118

torcerse (o > ue) el tobillo

Back 118

to twist one's ankle

Front 119

ponerse + adjective (physical or emotional changes where no effort required) (I.e ponerse gordo)

Back 119

to become + adjective (physical or emotional changes where no effort required) (to become fat)

Front 120

volverse + adjective (physical or emotional changes (involuntary)) (I.e. volverse loco)

Back 120

to become + adjective (physical or emotional changes (involuntary)) (I.e. to become crazy)

Front 121

hacerse + noun / adjective (imply effort needed for change to occur) (i.e hacerse abogado)

Back 121

to become + noun / adjective (imply effort needed for change to occur) (i.e to become a lawyer)

Front 122

equivocarse

Back 122

to be mistaken; to be wrong

Front 123

acercar

Back 123

to bring something closer

Front 124

alejar

Back 124

to move something away

Front 125

caer

Back 125

to fall

Front 126

correr

Back 126

to move (an object)

Front 127

detener

Back 127

to stop; to bring to a halt

Front 128

instalar

Back 128

to install

Front 129

ir

Back 129

to go

Front 130

levantar

Back 130

to lift

Front 131

mover (o > ue)

Back 131

to move

Front 132

parar

Back 132

to stop

Front 133

pasear

Back 133

to walk

Front 134

perder (e >ie)

Back 134

to lose

Front 135

quedar

Back 135

to remain; to be left

Front 136

tirar

Back 136

to throw

Front 137

volcar (o > ue)

Back 137

to knock over

Front 138

aburrir

Back 138

to bore someone

Front 139

alegrar

Back 139

to make someone happy

Front 140

animar

Back 140

to cheer someone up; to encourage someone

Front 141

asustar

Back 141

to frighten someone

Front 142

calmar

Back 142

to calm someone down

Front 143

decidir

Back 143

to decide

Front 144

divertir (e > ie)

Back 144

to amuse

Front 145

enfadar

Back 145

to make (someone) angry

Front 146

enojar

Back 146

to make (someone) angry

Front 147

entusiasmar

Back 147

to excite; to thrill

Front 148

exasperar

Back 148

to exasperate (someone); to make (someone) lose patience

Front 149

interesar

Back 149

to interest

Front 150

marear

Back 150

to make (someone) dizzy

Front 151

molestar

Back 151

to annoy; to bother

Front 152

ofender

Back 152

to offend; to insult

Front 153

preocupar

Back 153

to worry someone

Front 154

probar (o > ue)

Back 154

to try; to taste

Front 155

sorprender

Back 155

to surprise someone

Front 156

tranquilizar

Back 156

to calm someone down; to reassure

Front 157

acostar (o > ue)

Back 157

to put (someone) to bed

Front 158

afeitar

Back 158

to shave (someone)

Front 159

arreglar

Back 159

to arrange; to fix

Front 160

bañar

Back 160

to bathe (someone)

Front 161

cansar

Back 161

to tire (someone)

Front 162

colocar

Back 162

to place; to put

Front 163

cortar

Back 163

to cut

Front 164

despedir (e > i)

Back 164

to fire; to dismiss

Front 165

despertar (e > ie)

Back 165

to wake someone up

Front 166

dormir (o > ue)

Back 166

to sleep

Front 167

enfermar

Back 167

to make ill

Front 168

lastimar

Back 168

to hurt

Front 169

maquillar

Back 169

to put makeup on someone

Front 170

peinar

Back 170

to comb someone's hair

Front 171

reunir

Back 171

to join; to gather

Front 172

vestir (e > i)

Back 172

to dress (someone)