levantarse

/lebanˈtaɾse/, [le.β̞ãn̪ˈt̪aɾ.se]

get up, stand up

Examples

¡A levantarse!

Get up!

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Es mejor tener a Dios de tu parte que levantarse temprano.

It's better to have God on your side than to get up early.

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Mi familia es buena para levantarse temprano.

My family are all early risers.

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Él intentó levantarse.

He tried to stand up.

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Ella está acostumbrada a levantarse temprano.

She is accustomed to rising early.

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Todavía es muy temprano para levantarse.

It's still too early to get up.

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No podrán levantarse tan temprano.

They won't be able to get up so early.

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Es demasiado temprano para levantarse.

It's too early to get up.

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Tom no quiere levantarse de la cama.

Tom doesn't want to get out of bed.

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Tom pensaba que la música estaba demasiado fuerte, pero estaba demasiado cansado para levantarse a bajarle el volumen.

Tom thought the music was too loud, but he was too tired to get up and turn the volume down.

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Él solía levantarse temprano.

He used to get up early.

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Él está acostumbrado a levantarse temprano.

He is used to getting up early.

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