marear
marear
to make sick
Dictionary
Conjugation
Examples
Pronunciation
Thesaurus
marear
(
mah
-
reh
-
ahr
)
transitive verb
1.
(to produce nausea)
a.
to make sick
Ciertos alimentos la marean ahora que está embarazada.
Certain foods make her sick now that she's pregnant.
b.
to make ill
La montaña rusa lo mareó.
The roller coaster made him ill.
c.
to make seasick
(boat)
Los viajes en crucero lo marean.
Cruise travel makes him seasick.
d.
to make carsick
(automobile)
Ir en el asiento de atrás me marea.
Riding in the backseat makes me carsick.
e.
to make travel-sick
(aviation and automobile)
(United Kingdom)
La turbulencia mareó a los pasajeros.
The turbulence made the passengers travel-sick.
2.
(to disorient)
a.
to make dizzy
Levantarme tan rápido me mareó.
Standing up too fast made me dizzy.
3.
(figurative)
(to disconcert)
a.
to confuse
Me marearon con tanta información.
They confused me with so much information.
4.
(to intoxicate)
a.
to make drunk
Tanto whisky mareó a Miguel.
All that whiskey made Miguel drunk.
5.
(colloquial)
(to upset)
a.
to annoy
Ana nos marea a todos en la oficina.
Ana annoys everyone at the office.
b.
to irritate
Roberto marea a la maestra con sus preguntas.
Roberto irritates the teacher with his questions.
marearse
pronominal verb
6.
(to feel nausea)
a.
to get sick
Si Elsa come huevo, se marea.
If Elsa eats eggs, she gets sick.
b.
to feel ill
Eduardo se mareó así que no fue al colegio.
Eduardo felt ill so he didn't go to school.
c.
to get seasick
(boat)
Te recomiendo tomar esta pastilla en caso de marearte.
I suggest you take this pill if you get seasick.
d.
to get carsick
(automobile)
Es muy común marearse en el auto si vas leyendo.
It's very common to get carsick if you're reading.
e.
to get motion sickness
¿Te mareas?
Do you get motion sickness?
f.
to get travel-sick
(United Kingdom)
Ana pasó todo el vuelo en el baño porque se mareó.
Ana spent the whole flight in the bathroom because she got travel-sick.
7.
(to be disoriented)
a.
to get dizzy
Es muy común marearse o sentir vértigo en las alturas.
It's very common to get dizzy or feel vertigo in high places.
8.
(figurative)
(to get disconcerted)
a.
to get confused
Los alumnos se marearon con tanta información.
The students got confused with so much information.
9.
(to get intoxicated)
a.
to get drunk
José se mareó y empezó a hacer imprudencias.
José got drunk and started being imprudent.
Copyright © 2025 Dictionary Media Group, Inc.
Conjugations
Practice conjugating
marear
Participles
Present:
mareando
Past:
mareado
Indicative of "marear"
Present
yo
mareo
tú
mareas
él/ella/Ud.
marea
nosotros
mareamos
vosotros
mareáis
ellos/ellas/Uds.
marean
Preterite
yo
mareé
tú
mareaste
él/ella/Ud.
mareó
nosotros
mareamos
vosotros
mareasteis
ellos/ellas/Uds.
marearon
Imperfect
yo
mareaba
tú
mareabas
él/ella/Ud.
mareaba
nosotros
mareábamos
vosotros
mareabais
ellos/ellas/Uds.
mareaban
Conditional
yo
marearía
tú
marearías
él/ella/Ud.
marearía
nosotros
marearíamos
vosotros
marearíais
ellos/ellas/Uds.
marearían
Future
yo
marearé
tú
marearás
él/ella/Ud.
mareará
nosotros
marearemos
vosotros
marearéis
ellos/ellas/Uds.
marearán
See Full Conjugation
Examples
Machine Translators
Translate
marear
using machine translators
See Machine Translations
Random Word
Roll the dice and learn a new word now!
Get a Word
📱 Take SpanishDictionary.com with you
Why use the SpanishDictionary.com dictionary?
THE BEST SPANISH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
Get More than a Translation
Get conjugations, examples, and pronunciations for millions of words and phrases in Spanish and English.
WRITTEN BY EXPERTS
Translate with Confidence
Access millions of accurate translations written by our team of experienced English-Spanish translators.
SPANISH AND ENGLISH EXAMPLE SENTENCES
Examples for Everything
Search millions of Spanish-English example sentences from our dictionary, TV shows, and the internet.
REGIONAL TRANSLATIONS
Say It like a Local
Browse Spanish translations from Spain, Mexico, or any other Spanish-speaking country.
SpanishDictionary.com is the world's most popular Spanish-English dictionary, translation, and learning website.
About
Help
Ver en español
Copyright © 2025 Dictionary Media Group, Inc., a division of IXL Learning
Privacy
Terms
Site Map