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tú levantarte

to get up, to stand up

→ levantar
levant raise; get up + ar Infinitive + te Reflexive pronoun
verb · second Uncommon #17,323
to get up, to stand up Reflexive form with the object pronoun "te" ("yourself"). Often used for getting out of bed.
SP: Necesito levantarte temprano mañana.
EN: I need you to get up early tomorrow.
Conjugation of levantar
SingularPlural
First — levantarnos
levantarlevantarselevantarmelevantarte

Vamos a levantarte.

We're going to help you up.

— Greenland 2 (2026)

Es de día, tienes que levantarte.

It’s daytime; you have to get up.

— Anatomía de una caída (2023)

Te oí levantarte hace media hora.

I heard you get up half an hour ago.

No tienes que levantarte pronto.

You don't have to get up early.

La cosa importante ahora es conseguir que vuelvas a levantarte.

The important thing now is to get you back on your feet.

— Malcolm X (1992)

Disculpa por levantarte.

Sorry for getting up.

— Sacrificio (1986)

Tendrás que levantarte de aquí.

You'll have to get up from here.

— Super 30 (2019)

Tienes que levantarte a las seis.

You have to get up at six.

Ya puedes levantarte.

You can get up now.

— Adiós, muchachos (1987)

Puedes levantarte.

You can get up.

— Don Juan DeMarco (1994)

Odias levantarte temprano por la mañana, ¿verdad?

You hate getting up early in the morning, don’t you?

No tienes para que levantarte tan temprano.

You don’t have to get up so early.

Hace solo cinco días atrás que has conseguido levantarte de la cama.

It's only been five days since you managed to get out of bed.

— Piku (2015)

Amigo, ¿puedes levantarte?

Friend, can you get up?

— O Som ao Redor (2012)

Tienes que levantarte.

You have to get up.

Levantarte ha sido un placer.

Getting you up has been a pleasure.

— Devdas (2002)

Ya puedes levantarte de la mesa.

You can get up from the table now.

— Los cuatrocientos golpes (1959)

Deberías levantarte pronto.

You should get up early.

Tienes que levantarte un poco más temprano.

You need to get up a little earlier.