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dar-se mal
dar-se mal
to get into trouble; to have a bad outcome
→ dar
phrase
Rare
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to get into trouble; to have a bad outcome
Often describes an unlucky or unfavorable result. The reflexive pronoun changes to match the subject.
PO:
Ele teme dar-se mal se continuar ignorando os avisos.
EN:
He’s afraid he’ll get into trouble if he keeps ignoring the warnings.