Reflexive Verbs — Common Reflexive Verbs

Reflexive Verbs — Common Reflexive Verbs

The following is a list of common reflexive verbs:

acercarse (a)	to draw near
acostarse	to go to bed
acostumbrarse (a)	to become accustomed
afeitarse	to shave oneself
alegrarse (de)	to be glad
asustarse	to get scared
bañarse	to take a bath
burlarse (de)	to make fun of
caerse	to fall down
callarse	to be quiet
cansarse (de)	to get tired of
casarse (con alguien)	to get married (to someone)
cepillarse	to brush oneself
concentrarse	to concentrate
cortarse	to cut oneself
cortarse el pelo	to cut one's hair
despedirse (de)	to say goodbye to; take leave of
despertarse	to wake up
desvestirse	to undress oneself
detenerse	to stop
divertirse	to have fun
dormirse	to fall asleep
ducharse	to take a shower
enamorarse (de)	to fall in love with
encontrarse (con)	to meet, to bump into
enfadarse	to get angry, mad
enfermarse	to get sick
enojarse	to get angry, mad
enterarse (de)	to find out
equivocarse	to be mistaken
hacerse	to become
hacerse daño	to hurt oneself
irse	to go away
lastimarse	to hurt oneself
lavarse	to wash oneself
levantarse	to stand up, get up
llamarse	to call oneself
maquillarse	to put on make-up
mirarse	to look at oneself
ocuparse (de)	to attend to
olvidarse (de)	to forget
pararse	to stop, to stand up
pasearse/pasear	to take a walk
peinarse	to comb one's hair
ponerse	to become
ponerse (ropa)	to put on (clothing)
preocuparse (por)	to worry (about)
probarse	to try on (clothing)
quedarse	to remain
quemarse	to get burned
quejarse (de)	to complain (about)
quitarse	to take off, remove (clothing)
rascarse	to scratch oneself
reírse (de)	to laugh (at)
retirarse	to withdraw
romperse (el brazo etc.)	to break (one’s arm, etc.)
secarse	to dry oneself
sentarse	to sit down, seat oneself
sentirse	to feel (emotionally, physically)
torcerse (el tobillo etc.)	to twist (one’s ankle, etc.)
verse	to see oneself
vestirse	to get dressed
volverse	to become