siéntense is a variation of the word sentar

sentar

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to sit

∗ verb

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sentar

transitive verb

1. to seat, to sit (en asiento)

2. (establecer)

sentar las bases para -> to lay the foundations of
sentar precedente -> to set a precedent

intransitive verb

3. (comida)

sentar bien/mal a alguien -> to agree/disagree with somebody
algunos consideran que una copita de vino sienta bien -> some people think a glass of wine is good for you

4. to suit (ropa, color)

no le sienta bien -> it doesn't suit her

5. (vacaciones, medicamento)

sentar bien a alguien -> to do somebody good

6. (comentario, consejo)

le sentó mal -> it upset her
le sentó bien -> she appreciated it

sentarse

pronomial verb

1. to sit down

sentarse a hacer algo -> to sit down and do something
siéntate -> take a seat
siéntate donde quieras -> sit wherever you like

sentar [sen-tar’]

verb neuter

1. To fit, to become, to suit (ropa). (n)

Esta chaqueta no me sienta bien -> this coat does not fit me well
Ese color le sienta bien a su cara -> that color suits her complexion well
Sentar bien -> to down well
A mí me sienta como un tiro -> it suits me like a hole in the head

verb transitive

2. To set up, to establish (cimientos).

verb

3. ASENTAR.

4. To press down the seams of clothes, as tailors, with a goose.

5. To please, to be agreeable.

6. To crush (persona). (Andes & Caribbean)

7. To rein in (caballo). (Andes)

No le sentó bien la conversación -> the conversation did not please him
Sentar las bases -> to lay the fundations

verb reflexive

8. To sink, to subside.

verb

9. ASENTARSE.

10. To sit down (persona), to squat, to seat oneself.

11. To fall plump upon one’s breech. (Colloquial)

12. To occupy the seat which belongs to one’s plans or employment, to seat oneself in an office or dignity.

To seat (persona).

sentar

verbo:transitivo

1 [+persona] to sit; seat

2 (colocar) [+objeto] to place; place firmly

sentar las costuras to press the seams; sentar el último ladrillo to tap the last brick into place; sentar las bases de algo to lay the foundations for sth

3 (establecer) [+base, principio] to establish; [+precedente] to set

sentar una suma en la cuenta de algn (Com) to put a sum down to sb's account

5 (And) (Caribe) [+persona] to crush; squash

6 (And) [+caballo] to rein in sharply; pull up sharply

verbo:intransitivo

1 (en el aspecto) to suit

ese peinado le sienta horriblemente that hairstyle doesn't suit her at all; that hairstyle looks awful on her

sentar bien/mal a algn [+comida] to agree/disagree with sb; no me sientan bien las gambas prawns disagree with me; unas vacaciones le sentarían bien he could do with a holiday

3 (agradar)

sentar bien/mal to go down well/badly; le ha sentado mal que lo hayas hecho tú he didn't like your doing it

sentar como un tiro

a mí me sienta como un tiro it suits me like a hole in the head (familiar)

verbo:pronominal

sentarse

1 [+persona] to sit; sit down; seat o.s. (formal)

¡siéntese! (do) sit down; take a seat; sentémonos aquí let's sit (down) here; se sentó a comer she sat down to eat

2 [+sedimento] to settle

3 [+tiempo] to settle; settle down; clear up

4 (Archit) [+cimientos] to settle

Verb Conjugation for "sentar" (go to to sit)

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	me siento	me senté	me sentaba	me sentaré	me siente
Tú	te sientas	te sentaste	te sentabas	te sentarás	te sientes
Ella/Él/Usted	se sienta	se sentó	se sentaba	se sentará	se siente
Nosotros	nos sentamos	nos sentamos	nos sentábamos	nos sentaremos	nos sentemos
Vosotros	os sentáis	os sentasteis	os sentabais	os sentaréis	os sentéis
Ellos/Ustedes	se sientan	se sentaron	se sentaban	se sentarán	se sienten