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Spanish expressions with "dar/darse"
Spanish expressions with "dar/darse"
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dar a luz
to give birth
dar a conocer algo
to give information about something
dar a entender algo
to insinuate something
dar con algo
to find something
dar de comer a alguien
to feed someone
dar de sí
to stretch/to give
dar de lado a alguien
to ignore and exclude someone
dar en el clavo
to hit the nail on the head
dar que pensar
to give food for thought
dar por sentado
to assume / take for granted
dar por hecho algo
to assume something
dar por muerto a alguien
to assume someone is dead
dar pena algo a alguien
to feel sad/sorry for something
dar pereza algo a alguien
to make one feel unmotivated
dar la lata a alguien
to bother someone
darle la mano a alguien
to shake hands with someone
dar miedo
to be scary
dar abasto
to keep up with something
dar caña a alguien
 
to reprimand someone
dar caña a alguien
to beat someone
dar vergüenza
to feel ashamed
dar un puñetazo
to punch
dar una paliza a alguien
to beat someone up
darse por vencido
to give up
darse por aludido
to take the hint
dárselas de algo
to pretend to be
darse cuenta de algo
to realize something
darse un beso
to kiss
darse prisa
to hurry up
darse un homenaje
to treat yourself
darse aires
to be pretentious/put on airs
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