asusta
scare, scares
Verb asusta
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present indicative form of asustar.
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Informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of asustar.
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Está nervioso y se asusta con facilidad.
He's nervous and easily frightened.
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Me asusta.
It freaks me out.
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Se asusta de los ruidos fuertes.
She's frightened by loud noises.
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Tom me asusta.
Tom scares me.
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A Tom le asusta el compromiso.
Tom is afraid of commitment.
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El matrimonio asusta a algunas personas.
Marriage frightens some people.
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¿Te asusta el silencio?
Are you afraid of silence?
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Se asusta fácilmente.
He scares easily.
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Tom casi nunca se asusta.
Tom almost never gets scared.
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