Reflexive Verbs

levantarse

to get up

dormirse

to go to sleep

desayunar(se)

to have breakfast

ponerse

to wear/put on

romperse

to break

cepillarse

to brush

ducharse

to shower

bañarse

to bathe

lavarse

to wash

despertarse

to wake up

acostarse

to lie down

peinarse

to comb

ponerse a

to go to?

atarse los cordones

to tie one’s shoelaces

vestirse

to get dressed

acercarse

to come closer, approach

acordarse(ue) (de)

to remember

alejarse de

to move away from

animarse (a)

to cheer up, take heart, feel like doing something

apresurarse

to hurry

aprovecharse (de)

to take advantage (of)

arreglarse

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

arrepentirse (ie) de

to regret, repent

asustarse

to get scared

atreverse a (+inf)

to dare to do something

burlarse de

to laugh at, make fun of

cansarse

to get tired

casarse (con)

to get married (to)

comprometerse

to get engaged

desmayarse

to faint

despedirse (i) de

to say goodbye

divertirse (ie)

to have a good time

divorciarse

to get divorced

echarse

to lie down

empeñarse (en)

to insist (on), persist (in)

enamorarse (de)

to fall in love (with)

enfadarse, enojarse

to get angry

enterarse (de)

to find out about

entusiasmarse

to get excited, feel thrilled

equivocarse

to make a mistake, to be mistaken

escaparse (de)

to escape (from)

fiarse de

to trust

figurarse

to imagine

interesarse en

to be interested in

jactarse de

to boast about

lastimarse

to hurt oneself

marearse

to get, feel dizzy, to get seasick, carsick, etc.

molestarse

to get annoyed

mudarse

to move (house)

negarse (ie) a (+inf)

to refuse to

ofenderse

to get offended, insulted; to feel hurt

olvidarse (de)

to forget

oponerse a

to oppose, to be against

parecerse a

to resemble

ponerse de pie (E), pararse (LA)

to stand up

preocuparse (por)

to worry (about)

probarse (ue)

to try on

quebrarse (ie)

to break

quejarse (de algo con alguien)

to complain (about something to someone)

reunirse (con)

to get together, to meet (with)

tranquilizarse

to calm down