subir a

to get on

→ subir

phrase Common #3,094

to get on Used for getting onto or boarding a vehicle, boat, or other surface, and for going or climbing up to a place. The form changes with the subject, such as subirse a for getting onto something.

SP: Voy a subir al tren antes de que cierre las puertas.

EN: I'm going to get on the train before the doors close.

Debo subir a mi bote.

I must get on my boat.

Queremos subir a esa montaña.

We want to climb that mountain.

Ahora tengo ganas de subir a la rueda.

Now I feel like getting on the Ferris wheel.

— A Silent Voice (2016)

Y no es como subir a un tranvía en que cada uno baja donde quiere.

And it's not like getting on a tram where everyone gets off wherever they want.

— Perdición (1944)

Siempre estoy tenso antes de subir a un avión.

I'm always tense before getting on a plane.

Lo importante es no subir a esos camiones.

The important thing is not to get on those trucks.

— La vida es bella (1997)

Seremos capaces de subir a la baja de ese modo.

We'll be able to move up on the downside that way.

— Kajaki (2014)

Tienes que comprar un boleto para subir a ese autobús.

You have to buy a ticket to get on that bus.

Déjeme subir a su avión y déjeme ir con usted.

Let me get on your plane and let me go with you.

— Marty Supreme (2025)

No me puedo subir a este bote porque no encuentro mi equipaje.

I can't get on this boat because I can't find my luggage.

Ya sabes, ¿subir a un avión?

You know, getting on a plane?

— Greenland: El último refugio (2020)

Quiero subir a ese tren.

I want to get on that train.

— La vida es bella (1997)

Necesito una escalera para subir a mi techo.

I need a ladder to get up to my roof.

Si te ve subir a mi coche, te pega un tiro.

If he sees you get into my car, he'll shoot you.

— Mystic River (2003)

No hay manera de subir a ese avión.

There's no way to get on that plane.

— El quinto elemento (1997)

Yo también quiero subir a ese tren.

I want to get on that train too.

— La vida es bella (1997)

Subir a mi camioneta e irme.

Get in my truck and leave.