acostarse
/akosˈtaɾse/, [a.kosˈt̪aɾ.se]go to bed, lie down
Verb acostarse (first-person singular present me acuesto, first-person singular preterite me acosté, past participle acostado)
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to go to bed, to lie down
- Se acuesta temprano pero tarde en dormirse.
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He goes to bed early but it takes him a long time to get to sleep.
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to be in bed with
- Pablo sospecha que su mujer se acuesta con otro.
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Pablo suspects his wife is sleeping with another man.
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Ella solía rezar antes de acostarse.
She used to pray before going to bed.
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Todo el camelo fue un ardid para acostarse con ella.
All the sweet talk was just a ruse to get her into bed.
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Suele acostarse a las nueve.
She usually goes to bed at nine.
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Ella apagó la luz antes de acostarse.
She put out the light before she went to bed.
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Es hora de acostarse. Apaga la radio.
It's time to go to bed. Turn off the radio.
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Es la hora de acostarse.
It's your bedtime.
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Todos los niños fueron a acostarse.
All the children went to bed.
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