tomarse
go to, take
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Ella lo invitó a que pasara a tomarse una taza de café.
She invited him in for a cup of coffee.
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Tom necesita tomarse un día de descanso.
Tom needs to take a day off.
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Tom trató de detener a Mary de tomarse la última botella de vino.
Tom tried to stop Mary from drinking the last bottle of wine.
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Debería tomarse el día libre.
You should take a day off.
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No es para tomarse a risa que él no se haya podido graduar este año en la universidad.
It is no laughing matter that he couldn't graduate from university this year.
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Deberían tomarse el día libre.
You should take a day off.
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Él tiende a tomarse las cosas demasiado en serio.
He tends to take things too seriously.
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Tom quiere tomarse un día libre.
Tom wants to take a day off.
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Él tiende a tomarse las cosas muy a pecho.
He tends to consider things too much earnestly.
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No debe tomarse ni baño ni ducha.
You must not take either a shower or a bath.
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Es mejor tomarse su tiempo que darse prisa y cometer errores.
It's better to take one's time than to hurry and make mistakes.
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Él se caracteriza por tomarse mucho tiempo para tomar decisiones.
He has a reputation for taking a long time to make a decision.
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No hace falta que venga a la oficina, puede tomarse el día libre.
You don't need to come to the office, you can take the day off.
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