verme
/ˈbeɾme/, [ˈbeɾ.me]see me, worm
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Ella vino a verme.
She came to see me.
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¿Quién quiere verme?
Who wants to see me?
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No quiero verme más joven.
I don't want to look younger.
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Él vino a casa con el pretexto de verme.
He came to my house on the pretext of seeing me.
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Al verme, repentinamente dejaron de hablar.
Seeing me, they suddenly stopped talking.
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Me habría gustado que hubieses venido a verme ayer.
I wish you had come to see me yesterday.
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¿Vendrás a verme?
Will you come and see me?
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Hace mucho que no te veo, ven a verme de vez en cuando.
I haven't seen you for a long time. Come and see me once in a while.
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No creo que Tom quiera verme.
I don't think Tom wants to see me.
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Mi meta es verme lo suficientemente guapa para no tener que pagar ningún trago en toda la noche.
My goal is to look hot enough to not have to pay for any drinks all night!
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Por favor, ven a verme cada cierto tiempo.
Please come to see me from time to time.
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¿Cuando vas a venir y verme?
When do you come and see me?
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Regresa a verme mañana.
Come see me again tomorrow.
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¿Quería verme?
Did you want to see me?
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Ella vino a verme el otro día.
She came to see me the other day.
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Ella pasó de largo sin verme.
She passed by without seeing me.
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Pasa a verme esta noche a las ocho.
Come round to see me at eight tonight.
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Él viene a verme a veces.
He comes to meet me sometimes.
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Lucy vino a verme hace tres días.
Lucy came to see me three days ago.
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Ayer se le olvidó venir a verme.
He forgot to come to see me yesterday.
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