avenirse

pron.v.

1 to get on (well) (llevarse bien).

2 to come to an agreement (ponerse de acuerdo).

avenirse a algo/a hacer algo to agree on something/to do something

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avenirse

► verbo pronominal

1 (llevarse bien) to be on good terms, get on well

■ yo tengo buen carácter y me avengo con cualquiera I'm good-natured and I get on well with everyone

2 (estar de acuerdo) to agree (a, to), be in agreement (a, with)

■ al final se avinieron a abrir la puerta they finally agreed to open the door

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VPR

1) (Com etc) to come to an agreement; [hermanos etc] to get on well together

no se avienen — they don't get on

2)

avenirse con algo — (=estar de acuerdo) to be in agreement with sth; (=resignarse) to resign o.s. to sth

avenirse con algn — to reach an agreement with sb

¡allá te las avengas! — * that's your look-out! *, that's up to you!

3)

avenirse a hacer algo — to agree to do sth

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avenirse (conjugate avenirse) verbo pronominal

a) (ponerse de acuerdo) avenirsese en algo to agree on sth

b) (llevarse bien) avenirsese con algn to get on with sb

■avenirse verbo reflexivo
1 (llevarse bien) to get on well
2 (conformarse) to agree [a, to]: al final se avino a sus exigencias, in the end, she gave in to his demands

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vpr

1. [llevarse bien] to get on (well);

se aviene muy bien con todo el mundo she gets on very well with everyone

2. [ponerse de acuerdo]

avenirse a hacer algo to agree to do sth;

se avinieron a entrevistarse they agreed to be interviewed;

se avendrá a lo que decida la mayoría she'll go along with whatever the majority decides

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avenirse

v/r agree (a to)

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vr

1) : to agree, to come to terms

2) : to get along