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levantarse

to get up; to stand up

l e b a n ˈt a ɾ s e → levantar
levant raise; get up + ar Infinitive + se Reflexive
verb Common #7,038
to get up; to stand up Reflexive verb (uses reflexive pronouns: me/te/se/nos/os/se). In the infinitive, it appears as “levantarse.”
SP: Tengo que levantarme temprano, pero hoy me cuesta levantarse.
EN: I have to get up early, but today it’s hard to get up.
Conjugation of levantar
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second levántate levántense
Third levante levanten
SingularPlural
First — levantarnos
levantarlevantarselevantarmelevantarte
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First levanto —
Third levanta levantan
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First levanto —
Second levantes —
Third levanta levantan
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First levanté —
Third levantó levantaron
Past
levantado
Present
levantando
Indicative future
SingularPlural
First levantaré —
Third levantará —
Subjunctive future
SingularPlural
First levantaré —
Third levantará —
Indicative imperfect
SingularPlural
First levantaba —
Third levantaba —
Subjunctive imperfect
SingularPlural
First levantaba —
Third levantaba —

Levantarse.

Get up.

— Ahora me ves 3 (2025)

Ayude a un pobre inválido a levantarse.

Help a poor invalid get up.

— Quemado por el sol (1994)

Mary intentó levantarse, pero no pudo.

Mary tried to get up, but she couldn't.

Hora de levantarse.

Time to get up.

— Adiós, muchachos (1987)

Es demasiado temprano para levantarse.

It’s too early to get up.

Está acostumbrada a levantarse pronto.

She is used to getting up early.

Tom no puede levantarse.

Tom can't get up.

Tom ayudó a Mary a levantarse de su asiento.

Tom helped Mary get up from her seat.

La anciana se cayó y no pudo levantarse.

The old woman fell and couldn't get up.

Hay que levantarse muy temprano para conseguir una criada.

You have to get up very early to get a maid.

— Impacto (1981)

Vean hasta al enfermo levantarse y bailar con vigor.

Watch even the sick man get up and dance energetically.

— RRR (2022)

Les falta un ideal, una razón para levantarse por la mañana.

They lack an ideal, a reason to get up in the morning.

No podrán levantarse tan temprano.

They won’t be able to get up that early.

Habrá que levantarse muy temprano para llegar a tiempo al aeropuerto con el tráfico de la mañana.

You'll have to get up very early to get to the airport on time with the morning traffic.

Es mejor acostarse sin cenar que levantarse con deudas.

It's better to go to bed without dinner than to wake up in debt.

Se sentía muy mal y no quería levantarse.

She felt very ill and didn't want to get up.

— It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012)

Tom no quiere levantarse de la cama.

Tom doesn't want to get out of bed.

Y ya sabe lo que hace la gente al levantarse.

And now you know what people do when they get up.

— Open Your Eyes (1997)

Uno de nuestros puños estaba a punto de levantarse haga lo que haga.

One of our fists was about to rise no matter what I did.

— Laurence Anyways (2012)

John hizo levantarse a Mary.

John made Mary stand up.

Cada mañana, mamá es la primera en levantarse.

Every morning, Mom is the first one up.

Todavía es demasiado pronto para levantarse.

It’s still too early to get up.

Creo que es hora de levantarse.

I think it's time to get up.

Una semana o dos más de reposo y Oscarcito podrá volver a levantarse.

Another week or two of rest, and Oscarcito will be able to get up again.

— El tambor de hojalata (1979)

Tom no quería levantarse tan temprano.

Tom didn't want to get up so early.

La anciana está demasiado débil para levantarse de la cama.

The old woman is too weak to get out of bed.

Yuki no quiere levantarse.

Yuki doesn't want to get up.

— Nadie sabe (2004)

No podrán levantarse tan pronto.

They won’t be able to get up that early.

Él tiene que levantarse de inmediato.

He needs to get up immediately.

Le cuesta mucho respirar y no puede levantarse.

He is having great difficulty breathing and cannot get up.

— El médico de Budapest (2020)

Él no tiene que levantarse tan temprano.

He doesn't have to get up so early.

Y Cabrera tarda en levantarse.

And Cabrera is slow to get up.

— GOAT: Como cabras (2026)

No es bueno para un bebé levantarse a estas horas.

It's not good for a baby to get up at these hours.

— Una jornada particular (1977)

Tienen que levantarse un poco más temprano.

They have to get up a little earlier.

Hágame el favor de levantarse del diván.

Please do me the favor of getting up from the couch.

Intentó acercarse a ella pero no tenía fuerzas para levantarse.

He tried to approach her but he didn't have the strength to get up.

— It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012)

Hasta que dejaron de levantarse de la cama.

Until they stopped getting out of bed.

— Buena suerte, pásalo bien, no mueras (2026)

Levantarse pronto es bueno para la salud.

Waking up early is good for your health.

Tom tiene que levantarse pronto.

Tom has to get up early.

Es hora de levantarse.

It's time to get up.

Él intentó levantarse.

He tried to get up.

El ternero que acaba de nacer tiene problemas para levantarse.

The newborn calf is having trouble getting up.

Al levantarse el telón, la escena estaba oscura.

When the curtain rose, the scene was dark.

Todavía es muy temprano para levantarse.

It’s still too early to get up.

A levantarse.

Get up.

Tom odia levantarse a la mañana temprano.

Tom hates getting up early in the morning.

Tom trató de levantarse, pero no pudo.

Tom tried to get up, but he couldn't.

De acuerdo, Mark, Coleman está a punto de levantarse.

Okay, Mark, Coleman is about to get up.

— The Smashing Machine (2025)

No es fácil levantarse en un día gris.

It's not easy to get up on a gray day.

— La bruja (2016)

Tom hizo levantarse a Mary.

Tom made Mary stand up.