Reflexive Verbs 04

Question 1

1. acostarse

2. Ayer nos acostamos tarde.

Answer 1

1. to go to bed

2. Last night we went to bed late.

Question 2

1. afeitarse

2. No todos los hombres se afeitan cada día.

Answer 2

1. to shave

2. Not all men shave every day.

Question 3

1. bañarse

2. En los países que no llueve mucho, bañarse es un lujo.

Answer 3

1. to take a bath or to bathe

2. In the countries where it doesn’t rain much, taking a bath is a luxury.

Question 4

1. cepillarse (el pelo, los dientes)

2. ¿Cuántas veces al día te cepillas los dientes?

Answer 4

1. to brush one’s hair, teeth etc

2. How many times a day do you brush your teeth?

Question 5

1. despertarse

2. Afortunadamente, se despertó a tiempo.

Answer 5

1. to wake up

2. Fortunately, he woke up in time.

Question 6

1. desvestirse

2. Bond se desvistió y tomó una ducha fría.

Answer 6

1. to get undressed

2. Bond undressed and took a cold shower.

Question 7

1. dormirse

2. Es bueno que finalmente se durmió.

Answer 7

1. to fall asleep

2. It’s good that she finally fell asleep.

Question 8

1. ducharse

2. Se duchó en casa

Answer 8

1. to shower, to take a shower

2. she showered at home

Question 9

1. levantarse

2. Cada día me levanto a la hora que quiero.

Answer 9

1. to get up

2. Every day I get up anytime I want.

Question 10

1. maquillarse

2. No todas las mujeres nos maquillamos.

Answer 10

1. to put on makeup

2. Not all of us women, put makeup on.

Question 11

1. peinarse

2. Ella se peinó el cabello y se lo ató con una cinta

Answer 11

1. to comb one’s hair

2. She combed her hair and bound it with a ribbon.

Question 12

1. perfumarse

2. Se perfuma con jazmín”, decía.

Answer 12

1. to put perfume on

2. She wears jasmine,” he said.

Question 13

1. ponerse (ropa)

2. ¿Qué ropa os pusistéis para la fiesta?

Answer 13

1. to put on clothes

2. What clothes did you guys put on for the party?

Question 14

1. quitarse (ropa)

2. Siempre me quito los zapatos antes de entrar en casa.

Answer 14

1. to take off (clothes)

2. I always take off my shoes before I go inside the house.

Question 15

1. rascarse

2. Supongo que se rascó el cuello

Answer 15

1. to scratch oneself

2. I suppose she scratched your neck

Question 16

1. secarse

2. Pero cuanto más me secaba, más sudaba.

Answer 16

1. to dry oneself

2. The more I dried myself, the more I sweated.

Question 17

1. sentarse

2. Me sentí tan mal que me senté a llorar.

Answer 17

1. to sit down

2. I felt so bad, I sat down and cried.

Question 18

1. vestirse

2. Me pregunto cuántas veces al día se visten y se desvisten las modelos.

Answer 18

1. to get dressed

2. I wonder how many times a day models get dressed and undressed.