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16 Cards in this Set
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The most common expression for 'to become' for expressing physical or emotional changes is what?
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Ponerse. Me pongo brava al escuchar las noticias. |
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red/blushes
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roja. Ella se pone roja porque es timida. |
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'Verb + Adjective' to express sudden involuntary change. Even the psychologists go crazy. |
Volverse + adjetivo. Hasta los psicologos se vuelven locos. |
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Two verbs used with nouns expressing profession that imply effort on the part of the subject. She is becoming a doctor. He is becoming a doctor also. |
'hacerse y llegar a ser.' Ella se hace doctora. El llega a ser doctor tambien. |
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to get ready to go out, to fix oneself up. I'm getting ready in five minutes, and we can leave. |
arreglarse. Me arreglo en cinco minutos y nos podemos ir |
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to take advantage of. Do you take advantage of a good situation? |
aprovecharse. Se aprovecha Usted de una buena situacion? |
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to dare to. Don't you dare speak during the test. |
atreverse (a). No te atrevas a hablar durante el examen. |
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to make fun of. No one should make fun of anyone. |
burlarse (de). Nadie debe burlarse de nadie. |
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to become quiet. We quiet ourselves in order to listen to the expert who speaks softly. |
callarse. Nos callamos para escuchar hablar al experto que habla en voz baja. |
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to delay. She arrives late because the trains are delayed during rush hour. |
demorarse. Ella llega tarde porque se demoran los trenes durante la hora pico. |
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to have breakfast. Always they have breakfast with cereal and juice. |
desayunarse. Siempre se desayunan con cereal y jugo. |
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to fall in love with. The single man falls crazy in love with the beautiful woman. |
enamorarse (de). El hombre soltero se enamora locamente de la mujer Hermosa. |
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To make a mistake. He makes a lot of mistakes because he speaks without knowing anything. |
equivocarse. El se equivoca mucho porque habla sin saber nada. |
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to trust, to have trust in. He has no friends because he trusts no one. |
fiarse (en). El no tiene amigos porque no se fia en nadie. |
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to notice
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fijarse (en). El tiempo pasa rapidamente y la audencia no se fija en la hora. |
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to hurt oneself.
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lastimarse. Me lastimo. |
