Spanish Reflexive Verbs and Vocabulary

Flashcards covering essential Spanish reflexive verbs and vocabulary related to personal care and body parts.

acostarse (o-ue)

to go to bed; to put oneself to bed

afeitarse

to shave oneself

bañarse

to take a bath; to bathe oneself

cepillarse

to brush oneself (teeth, hair)

despertarse (e-ie)

to wake up oneself

ducharse

to take a shower; to shower oneself

lavarse

to wash oneself

llamarse

to be called; to be named; to call oneself

maquillarse

to put make-up on oneself

peinarse

to comb one’s hair

pintarse

to make up (one’s face); to tint; to color (one’s hair, lips, etc.)

ponerse

to put on oneself (clothing)

quitarse

to take off of oneself (clothing)

secarse

to dry oneself

sentarse (e-ie)

to sit down; to seat oneself

vestirse (e-i)

to dress oneself; to get dressed

alegrarse [de]

to become happy [about]; rejoice; to be glad

acordarse (o-ue) [de]

to remember [something]

darse cuenta de

to realize; become aware of

divertirse (e-ie)

to have a good time; to have fun

enfermarse

to get sick; to fall sick; to become ill

enojarse [con]

to become angry [with]; to get angry

enamorarse [de]

to fall in love [with]

sentirse (e-ie)

to feel

acercarse

to approach; get close or near

alejarse

to distance oneself

arreglarse

to get ready; fix oneself up

caerse

to fall down

callarse

to be silent; to become silent; to keep quiet

casarse [con]

to get married [to]; to marry

conocerse (con)

to meet for the first time; become acquainted with a person

divorciarse [de]

to get divorced [from]

irse

to go away; leave; depart

levantarse

to get up; to rise

moverse [o-ue]

to move oneself

mudarse

to move; to change one’s place of residence

quedarse

to remain; to stay

burlarse [de]

to make fun [of]; to mock; to ridicule; to joke

darse prisa

to be in a hurry

dormirse (o-ue)

to fall asleep

equivocarse

to be wrong; to be mistaken; to make a mistake

negarse (e-ie) [a]

to deny; refuse (to)