Spanish Reflexive Verbs

72 Spanish Reflexive Verbs

All reflexive verbs have a ‘se’ ending.
Reflexive verbs always work with reflexive pronouns.
Reflexive verbs are used every time that a subject performs an action to/upon itself.

aburrirse

acercarse

acordarse

acostarse

acostumbrarse

afeitarse

alegrarse

arrepentirse

asustarse

atreverse

bañarse

broncearse

burlarse

calentarse

callarse

calmarse

casarse

comunicarse

criarse

decidirse

dedicarse

desarrollarse

despertarse

detenerse

divertirse

divorciarse

dormirse

ducharse

echarse

emborracharse

enamorarse

enfadarse

enfermarse

enflaquecerse

enojarse

enriquecerse

enterarse

entusiasmarse

envejecerse

graduarse

hallarse

irse

jactarse

juntarse

lavarse

levantarse

llamarse

maquillarse

matricularse

moverse

mudarse

negarse

olvidarse

oponerse

peinarse

ponerse

preguntarse

prepararse

quebrarse

quedarse

quejarse

quemarse

registrarse

secarse

sentarse

sentirse

vestirse

zambullirse

comerse

llevarse

parecerse

quitarse

to get bored, become bored, be bored

to approach

to remember

to go to bed, to lie down

to get used to, get accustomed to

to shave oneself

to be glad, to rejoice

to regret, to be sorry

to be frightened

to dare, to venture, to hazard

to bathe oneself

to get a tan, to tan

to make fun, to scoff

to get warm

to shut up, to keep quiet

to calm yourself down

to get married

to communicate

to grow, to be brought up

to decide

to devote oneself

to develop oneself, to grow

to wake up, to lie down

to stop, to pause, to rest

to have fun, to have a good time, to enjoy oneself

to get divorced

to go to sleep, to fall asleep

to take a shower

to lean, to throw

to become drunk

to fall in love

to get angry, to get irritated, to get annoyed

to get sick, to become ill

to get thin, to lose weight, to grow weak

to get angry, to lose one's temper

to get rich

to find out, to get to know

to become excited

to get old, to age

to graduate

to find oneself

to leave, to go away

to boast, to brag

to get together, to join

to wash oneself, to wash up

to get up

to be called, to be named

to put on make-up, to put make-up on someone

to enroll, to register, to matriculate, to enter

to move, to travel, to stir

to move to a house

to refuse

to forget

to oppose or stand against, to object

to comb one's hair, to do one's hair

to wear on oneself, to put on clothing

to wonder, to ask oneself

to prepare oneself, to get oneself ready

to break, to smash

to stay, to remain

to complain, to moan

to burn oneself

to register oneself, to check in oneself

to dry, to dry off, to dry up

to sit down, to seat oneself

to feel

to get dressed, to dress

to dive, to plunge

to eat up

to carry away

to resemble, to look like

to take off clothing