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divorciar

to divorce

d i b o ɾ ˈθ j a ɾ
divorci divorce + ar Infinitive
verb Uncommon #24,216
to divorce Usually used reflexively as divorciarse when referring to getting divorced: divorciarse de alguien.
SP: Mis padres se quieren divorciar.
EN: My parents want to get divorced.
Conjugation of divorciar
Present
divorciando

Escuché que Tom se quiere divorciar.

I heard that Tom wants a divorce.

¿Se van a divorciar?

Are they getting divorced?

— Los excéntricos Tenenbaums (2001)

Tom dijo que se quería divorciar.

Tom said he wanted a divorce.

Se van a divorciar, así que podremos casarnos, antes de que se le note.

They’re going to get a divorce, so we’ll be able to get married before it starts to show.

— Oppenheimer (2023)

No se va a divorciar.

He's not going to get divorced.

— Familia (2023)

¿Quiere decir que se van a divorciar?

Does that mean they’re going to get divorced?

— ¿Está funcionando esto? (2025)

Tom se va a divorciar.

Tom is getting a divorce.

Creo que me voy a divorciar.

I think I'm going to get a divorce.

— ¿Está funcionando esto? (2025)

He oído que te vas a divorciar.

I heard you're getting a divorce.

Todo el mundo parecía saber ya que Tom y Mary se iban a divorciar.

Everyone seemed to know that Tom and Mary were going to get a divorce.

Mis padres se quieren divorciar.

My parents want to get a divorce.

Si te vas a divorciar, ¿qué haces en esta fiesta?

If you're getting divorced, what are you doing at this party?

— Equipo Demolición (2026)

¿Nos vamos a divorciar?

Are we getting divorced?

— Todo en Todas Partes al Mismo Tiempo (2022)

Este matrimonio es real y no me voy a divorciar.

This marriage is real and I'm not getting a divorce.

— Anora (2024)

Me pregunto si se van a divorciar.

I wonder if they're going to get divorced.

No me quiero divorciar.

I don't want to get divorced.