casar

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verbo

casar

transitive verb

1. to marry (en matrimonio)

2. to fit together (unir)

intransitive verb

3. to match

casarse

pronomial verb

1. to get married (con to)

casarse por la iglesia -> to have a church wedding
casarse por lo civil -> to have a registry office wedding o (British) civil wedding (United States)
no se casa con nadie (figurative) -> he doesn't take sides

casar [cah-sar']

noun

1. Hamlet, a small village. (m)

2. Country-house for laborers to sleep in. (Province; Provinicial) (m)

article & verb transitive

1. To marry, to join a man and woman in marriage or in wedlock (sacerdotes).

2. To marry, to dispose of in marriage; to couple, to unite in marriage.

3. To sort things so as to match one another, to mate, to suit or proportion one thing to another. (Metaphorical)

4. To repeal, to abrogate, to annul.

5. (Pa

interrogative & verb reflexive

6. /em> To blend. (Typography)

7. To impose. (Typography)

verb reflexive

8. To marry, to take a wife or husband, to get married.

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	me caso	me casé	me casaba	me casaré	me case
Tú	te casas	te casaste	te casabas	te casarás	te cases
Ella/Él/Usted	se casa	se casó	se casaba	se casará	se case
Nosotros	nos casamos	nos casamos	nos casábamos	nos casaremos	nos casemos
Vosotros	os casáis	os casasteis	os casabais	os casaréis	os caséis
Ellos/Ustedes	se casan	se casaron	se casaban	se casarán	se casen

Completo casarse conjugación


P:	"A sus padres no les gustó que Juan *casarse* con Elena."
R:	Since his parents didn't want him to marry her, the subjunctive should be used. The subjunctive is used for wishing, wanting, and preferences. A sus…