subir
verbo intransitivo Conjugation
| 1. | [a piso, azotea]
to go/come up
[a montaña, cima] Conjugation to climb |
| 2. | [aumentar - precio, temperatura]
Conjugation to go up, Conjugation to rise [ - cauce, marea] Conjugation to rise |
| 3. | [montar - en avión, barco]
Conjugation to get on [ - en coche] Conjugation to get in sube al coche get into the car |
| 4. | [cuenta, importe]
subir a to come o amount to |
| 5. | [de categoría] to be promoted |
| 6. | CULIN [crecer] Conjugation to rise |
subir
verbo transitivo Conjugation
| 1. | [ascender - calle, escaleras]
to go/come up [ - pendiente, montaña] Conjugation to climb |
| 2. | [poner arriba]
to lift up
[llevar arriba] to take/bring up |
| 3. | [aumentar - precio, peso]
Conjugation to put up, Conjugation to increase [ - volumen de radio etc] Conjugation to turn up |
| 4. | [montar]
subir algo/a alguien a to lift something/somebody onto |
| 5. | [alzar - mano, bandera, voz]
Conjugation to raise [ - persiana] Conjugation to roll up [ - ventanilla] Conjugation to wind up |
| 6. | MÚS to raise the pitch of |
subirse
verbo pronominal
| 1. | [ascender]
subirse a [árbol] to climb up [mesa] to climb onto [piso] to go/come up to |
| 2. | [montarse]
subirse a [tren, avión] to get on, to board [caballo, bicicleta] to mount [coche] to get into el taxi paró y me subí the taxi stopped and I got in |
| 3. | [alzarse - pernera, mangas]
Conjugation to roll up [ - cremallera] Conjugation to do up [ - pantalones, calcetines] Conjugation to pull up |
| 4. | (familiar)
[emborrachar]
se le subió a la cabeza it went to his head |
