- formarse
- formarse► verbo pronominal1 (desarrollarse) to grow, develop2 (educarse) to be educated, be trained* * *to develop, grow* * *VPR1) (=crearse) to form
se formarán nubes por la tarde — there will be a build-up of clouds in the afternoon, clouds will form in the afternoon
remover la salsa para evitar que se formen grumos — stir the sauce to prevent lumps forming
los vientos que se forman en el Antártico — winds that form o develop in the Antarctic
es inevitable que se formen distintos grupos de opinión — different groups of opinion will inevitably form
se forman colas diarias en el cine — queues form daily outside the cinema
en 1955 se formó el segundo gobierno liberal — in 1955 the second liberal government was formed
2) (=armarse)[jaleo, follón]no fue tanto el revuelo que se formó — there wasn't that much of a rumpus
se formó tal follón que no llegaron a oír el final de su discurso — there was such an uproar that they didn't get to hear the end of his speech
3) (=prepararse) [profesional, jugador, militar] to train; [estudiante] to studyse había formado como neurobiólogo — he had trained as a neurobiologist
París fue la ciudad en la que se formó como pintor — Paris was the city in which he learned the art of painting
se formó en el mejor colegio de Inglaterra — he studied o was educated at the best school in England
4) (Mil) to fall in¡fórmense! — fall in!
se formaron en grupos de a tres — they formed into groups of three
5) (Dep) to line upel equipo se formó sin González — the team lined up without Gonzalez
6) [+ opinión, impresión] to form¿qué impresión te has formado? — what impression have you formed?
te formaste una idea equivocada de mí — you got the wrong idea about me
* * *(v.) = shape upEx. A major war may be shaping up over videotex advertising between cable television operators and the telephone companies.* * *(v.) = shape upEx: A major war may be shaping up over videotex advertising between cable television operators and the telephone companies.
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■formarse verbo reflexivo
1 to be formed, form: se está formando una tormenta, a storm is developing
se formó una idea equivocada del asunto, she got the wrong idea about the matter
2 (educarse, instruirse) to be educated o trained
'formarse' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
pensar
- capacitar
- formar
- preparar
English:
form
- gather
- size up
* * *vpr1. [hacerse, crearse] to form;se formó un corro de gente en torno al accidentado a circle of people formed around the injured person;se formó espuma en la superficie froth formed on the surface;con esto ya me formo una idea de lo que pasó that gives me a pretty good idea of what happened2. [educarse] to be trained o educated;se formó en la Universidad de Harvard she was educated at Harvard* * *formarsev/r form* * *vr1) desarrollarse: to develop, to take shape2) educarse: to be educated* * *formarse vb1. (crearse) to formse forman dunas en el desierto dunes form in the desert2. (educarse) to be educated / to be trainedse formó en Francia she was educated in France
Spanish-English dictionary. 2013.