se

(Inglés)

Pron

1. (by-personal-gender, feminine, masculine, plural, singular, third-person) A reflexive or reciprocal pronoun: oneself, himself, herself, itself, yourself; themselves; yourselves; each other; one another
2. (by-personal-gender, feminine, masculine, plural, singular, third-person) A pronoun used with transitive verbs to create the passive voice
3. (by-personal-gender, feminine, masculine, plural, singular, third-person) A pronoun used with a verb conjugated in the third-person singular to convey an impersonal meaning
4. (by-personal-gender, feminine, formal, masculine, plural, singular, third-person) Used to third person subjunctive moods to form an impersonal imperative.

Verb

misspelling of sé

Pronunciado como (IPA)

/se/

Etimología (Inglés)

Heredado de latín: se

Heredado de Old Spanish: ge

Heredado de latín: illi

Cognado con portugués: lhe

Cognado con italiano: gli

In summary

From Latin sē.

Sinónimos

uno

1

mutuamente

te

ti

una

usted

ustedes

vosotros

a sí

ella misma

sé

para sí

mismos

ti mismo

sí misma

ti misma

usted mismo

usted misma

vos misma

el uno al otro

vos mismo

entre si

ser

sí

Oraciones

Así se convirtió en la Segunda dama de los Estados Unidos .

Thus she became the Second Lady of the United States.

Al poco tiempo su familia se trasladó a Madrid .

Soon his family moved to Madrid.

Allí Dixon se vería influenciado por Charles Brown.

There Dixon would be influenced by Charles Brown.

La paz se selló con dos matrimonios .

Peace was secured by two marriages.

De hecho , puede que la acusación de adulterio se hiciera " porque " Arnulfo estaba enfermo .

In fact, it may be that the accusation of adultery was made “because” Arnulf was sick.

Se cree que su propósito es desorientar y confundir a los depredadores .

It is believed that its purpose is to disorient and confuse predators.