Reflexive verbs

levantarse

to get oneself up / to get up

Tomarse

To take for oneself (figuratively or emotionally)

acostarse

to go to bed / to lie down

ducharse

to shower oneself / to take a shower

bañarse

to bathe oneself / to take a bath

vestirse

to get dressed / to dress oneself

despertarse

to wake oneself up / to wake up

afeitarse

to shave oneself / to shave

peinarse

to comb one's hair / to comb oneself

cepillarse

to brush oneself/something on oneself

maquillarse

to put makeup on oneself

sentarse

to sit down

acordarse

to remember

cansarse

to get tired / to tire oneself out

divertirse

to have fun / to amuse oneself

morirse

to die

aburrirse

to get bored / to bore oneself

alegrarse

to be glad / to cheer up

enojarse enfadarase

to get angry

sentirse

to feel (an emotion or physical state)

burlarse (de)

to make fun of

atreverse (a)

to dare (to be so bold)

quejarse (de)

to complain about

darse cuenta

to realize

arrepentirse (de)

to regret

llamarse

to be called / to call oneself

quedarse

to stay / to remain

irse

to leave / to go away

romperse

to break (oneself/something on oneself)

caerse

to fall down

Aburrirse

to get bored

Enamorarse (de)

to fall in love with

Molestarse

to get annoyed

Entristecerse

to get sad

Preocuparse

to worry about

Sorprenderse

to be surprised by

Acercarse

to get closer to, to approach

Alejarse (de)

to move away from, to distance oneself

Meterse (en)

to get into, to meddle in

Negarse (a)

to refuse to

Ocurrirse

to come to mind, to get an idea

Parecerse (a)

to resemble, to look like

Volverse

to become - often a more permanent or significant change in state/personality

Abrazarse

to hug each other

Besarse

to kiss each other

Conocerse

to know each other/to meet each other

Saludarse

to greet each other

Ayudarse

to help each other

Entenderse

to understand each other

Llevarse

to carry/take oneself, to get along with people

Verse

to see each other