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14 Cards in this Set
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ahorrar |
to save (as in money) |
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salvar |
to save (to rescue someone or something from danger) |
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guardar |
to save (as in set aside or keep...leftovers, keepsakes) |
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llevar |
to take (as in to transport or to take someone or something from one place to another). Use *verb* + a + person if object is human |
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tomar |
to take (in almost all other cases- to take something in on'es hand, to take a bus, to take an exam, to take a vacation) |
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hacer un viaje |
to take a trip |
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tardar en |
to take a certain amount of time to do something (*verb* + amount + en + infinitive) |
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ponerse |
to become (a change in physical state or emotion), can only be followed by an adjective |
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volverse |
to become (a change in a physical or emotional state), often a dramatic irreversible change |
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llegar a ser |
to become (get to be, gradual change over a period of time) |
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hacerse |
to become (implies a conscious effort on the part of the subject) |
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Ella tardó mucho en salir la casa, porque se puso maquillaje. |
sentence with tardar en |
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Britney Spears llegó a ser un mujer famosa con el tiempo. |
sentence with llegar a ser |
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Bob quiero hacerse el Presidente de Los Estados Unidos, pero Bob no es intelligente. |
sentence with hacerse |
