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Verbos de Estilo de Vida Físico y Social - Verbos para las relaciones interpersonales

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a relaciones interpersonales como "hacer amistad", "proponer", y "adoptar".

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Categorized English Verbs of Physical and Social Lifestyle
to know
to know
[Verbo]

to be acquainted or familiar with a person, thing, place, etc.

conocer

conocer

Ex: I know the owner of the restaurant, he's a friend of mine. 
to get along

to have a friendly or good relationship with someone or something

llevarse bien

llevarse bien

Ex: Despite their differences, they manage to get along and work as a team. 
to befriend

to make friends with someone

hacerse amigo de

hacerse amigo de

Ex: During the school orientation, she made an effort to befriend her classmates. 
to fraternize

to spend time with or become friendly with someone, often when it is not allowed or expected

confraternizar, hacer amistad

confraternizar, hacer amistad

Ex: Employees are advised not to fraternize with clients inappropriately. 
to reconcile

to become friendly again with another person after ending a disagreement or dispute

reconciliarse, hacer las paces

reconciliarse, hacer las paces

Ex: Friends often reconcile by acknowledging misunderstandings and apologizing. 
to date
to date
[Verbo]

to go out with someone that you are having a romantic relationship with or may soon start to have one

salir con, tener una cita con

salir con, tener una cita con

Ex: He asked her to date him on Valentine's day 
to go out
to go out
[Verbo]

to regularly spend time with a person that one likes and has a sexual or romantic relationship with

salir

salir

Ex: They started going out in college and have been a couple ever since. 
to ghost
to ghost
[Verbo]

to abruptly cut off communication with someone, especially online, without explanation

hacer ghosting, ignorar

hacer ghosting, ignorar

Ex: He just ghosted me after three dates. 
to flirt
to flirt
[Verbo]

to behave in a way that shows a person is only sexually drawn to someone, with no serious intention of starting a relationship

coquetear, flirtear

coquetear, flirtear

Ex: At the party, she couldn't resist the temptation to flirt with the charming stranger. 
to seduce
to seduce
[Verbo]

to persuade someone into engaging in sexual activity, often through charm

seducir

seducir

Ex: The character in the novel used cunning tactics to seduce the protagonist. 
to court
to court
[Verbo]

to romantically pursue someone by expressing interest and affection to establish a relationship

cortejar, hacer la corte

cortejar, hacer la corte

Ex: In the Victorian era, gentlemen would traditionally court ladies with flowers and polite gestures. 
to love
to love
[Verbo]

to have very strong feelings for someone or something that is important to us and we like a lot and want to take care of

querer

querer

Ex: He loves his dog, Max, and takes him for long walks every day. 
to propose
to propose
[Verbo]

to ask a person to marry one

proponer matrimonio, pedir en matrimonio

proponer matrimonio, pedir en matrimonio

Ex: On a beautiful evening, he chose to propose to his girlfriend with a ring. 
to betroth
to betroth
[Verbo]

to promise to marry someone, typically with a formal ceremony or agreement, often involving the exchange of rings

prometer en matrimonio

prometer en matrimonio

Ex: In many cultures, couples are betrothed during traditional engagement ceremonies. 
to marry
to marry
[Verbo]

to become someone's husband or wife

casarse

casarse

Ex: She didn't expect to marry so soon, but she fell in love. 
to wed
to wed
[Verbo]

to legally become someone's wife or husband

casarse, contraer matrimonio

casarse, contraer matrimonio

Ex: The couple decided to wed in a small, intimate ceremony with close friends and family. 
to cheat
to cheat
[Verbo]

to be sexually unfaithful to one's partner by engaging in romantic or intimate activities with someone else

traicionar, poner los cuernos

traicionar, poner los cuernos

Ex: Trust is a crucial element in any relationship, and cheating can break that trust irreparably. 
to divorce
to divorce
[Verbo]

to legally end a marriage

divorciarse de

divorciarse de

Ex: After years of struggling, they decided to divorce and pursue separate lives. 
to separate

to end the relationship or live apart from a partner

separarse

separarse

Ex: After years of struggling, they decided to separate and pursue different paths. 
to split up

to end a romantic relationship or marriage

rompiendo (pareja)

rompiendo (pareja)

Ex: They tried to make it work, but eventually, they had to split up to find happiness independently. 
to parent
to parent
[Verbo]

to guide and take care of one's children to help them grow

criar, educar

criar, educar

Ex: Both parents actively parent their children, sharing responsibilities and decisions. 
to nurture
to nurture
[Verbo]

to care for and support the growth and development of a child until they reach adulthood

criar, cuidar

criar, cuidar

Ex: The parents nurture their children with love, attention, and positive influences. 
to adopt
to adopt
[Verbo]

to take someone's child into one's family and become their legal parent

adoptar

adoptar

Ex: The couple decided to adopt a child to expand their family and share their love. 
to foster
to foster
[Verbo]

to provide care and a supportive home for children, often not biologically related, during difficult times

acoger, criar

acoger, criar

Ex: The couple decided to foster a child, offering a stable and nurturing environment. 
to disown
to disown
[Verbo]

to reject or deny any association or relationship with someone or something

renegar, repudiar

renegar, repudiar

Ex: He chose to disown his former beliefs after learning more about the issue. 
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