acostar

to put to bed

a k o s ˈt a ɾ

verb Rare #24,360

to put to bed Often used as a reflexive verb (acostarse) meaning “to go to bed.”

SP: Voy a acostar al bebé.

EN: I'm going to put the baby to bed.

Conjugation of acostar

	Singular	Plural
Second	acostarte	—

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
Second	acuéstate	—

Past

Subjunctive

	Singular	Plural
Second	acuestes	—

Present

If you want to sleep with another man.

— Control (2007)

I don't want to go to bed.

You're going to bed soon, right?

I usually go to bed at nine.

I think we should put the girls to bed.

I'm going to bed after studying.

I can't go to bed.

— Las diabólicas (1955)

I have to put the children to bed.

The doctor made me lie down on the bed.

Every night I go to bed at ten.

The girl wants to sleep, not get married.

It’s time to put the kids to bed.

At Liuba's house they are about to go to bed and it's cold on the stairs.

— La ironía del destino, o goce de su baño (1976)

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