casarse
get married, get marry, marry
Verb casarse (first-person singular present me caso, first-person singular preterite me casé, past participle casado)
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(reflexive) to marry, get married
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Simplemente no puedo creer que vayan a casarse.
I just can't believe they're getting married.
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Tom no quiere casarse con Mary.
Tom doesn't want to marry Mary.
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Decidieron casarse.
They decided to marry.
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Mi hija tiene previsto casarse en junio.
My daughter is to get married in June.
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Tras varios años intentando encontrar al hombre de sus sueños, Bárbara decidió despedirse de toda esperanza y aceptar casarse con Lucián.
After many years trying to get the man of her dreams, Barbara decided to give up all hope and to accept marrying Lucian.
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Hombres ricos suelen casarse con jóvenes mujeres floreros.
Wealthy men often marry younger trophy wives.
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Cualquiera que quiera casarse con ella, primero tiene que convencer a su padre.
Whoever wants to marry her must first convince her father.
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Tom no quería casarse.
Tom didn't want to get married.
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Da igual morir que casarse con tal hombre.
I might as well die as marry such a man.
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No debió casarse con Tom.
She should not have married Tom.
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