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Meanings of "herself" in Spanish English Dictionary : 10 result(s)

	Category	English	Spanish
Common
1	Common	herself	ella misma [pron]
2	Common	herself	se [pron]
General
3	General	herself	sí [pron]
4	General	herself	mismo [adj]
5	General	herself	sí misma [pron]
6	General	herself	(reflexivo) se [pron]
7	General	herself	(después de la preposición) sí misma [pron]
8	General	herself	a sí mismo [pron]
9	General	herself	ge [pron] disused
Phrases
10	Phrases	herself	ella misma

Meanings of "herself" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 39 result(s)

	Category	English	Spanish
General
1	General	woman who regrets her previous life and confines herself to a monastery	arrepentida [f]
2	General	him/herself	mismo [adj]
3	General	himself/herself/themselves	se [pron]
4	General	someone that shows extreme love for himself or herself	narciso [m]
5	General	someone that shows extreme love for himself or herself	narcisista [m/f]
6	General	assert herself	expresarse de manera firme (ella) [v]
7	General	assert herself	expresarse de manera resoluta (ella) [v]
8	General	person, usually a woman, who prostitutes herself with foreigners	jinetero [m] CU
9	General	concession recipient who farms part of the land for herself and part for the landowner	agregado [m] DO PR CO
10	General	girl who walks around making a spectacle of herself	bandera [f] BO:W,C rare
11	General	girl who stays on balconies making a spectacle of herself	bandera [f] BO:W,C rare
12	General	concession recipient who farms part of the land for herself and part for the landowner	arrimada [f] PR
13	General	conceited and very happy with him or herself	forondo [adj] HN NI VE:W CL BO rare
Idioms
14	Idioms	to myself/yourself/himself/herself/themself	para sí [adv]
15	Idioms	all by himself/herself/themselves	a sus solas [adv]
16	Idioms	signed by the author him/herself	de la mano y pluma [expr]
17	Idioms	get the spotlight off himself/herself	desviar la atención de sí mismo/misma
18	Idioms	suggest that someone celebrate something and invite him/herself	dar el brindis [v] NI
Speaking
19	Speaking	all she cares about is herself	lo único que le importa es ella misma
20	Speaking	she lives by herself	vive sola
21	Speaking	did she hurt herself?	¿se lastimó ella?
22	Speaking	she/he managed to bring herself/himself to go there	(ella/él) logró armarse de valor para ir allí
23	Speaking	she's a little lonely out here by herself	ella se ve algo desolada aquí sola
24	Speaking	she's deluding herself	(ella) se está engañando a sí misma
25	Speaking	i don't know if she blamed me or if she blamed herself	no sé si me culpaba a mí o se culpaba a sí misma
26	Speaking	she is herself again	(ella) ha vuelto a ser la de antes
27	Speaking	she never talks about herself	(ella) nunca habla de sí misma
28	Speaking	she said it herself	(ella) misma lo dijo
29	Speaking	she sacrificed herself for you	(ella) se sacrificó por ti
Phrasals
30	Phrasals	get up (to dress or adorn, as in She plans to get herself up in a bizarre outfit)	vestir [v]
Phrases
31	Phrases	with herself	consigo misma
Colloquial
32	Colloquial	by herself	por sí misma
33	Colloquial	by herself	por su cuenta
34	Colloquial	by herself	por ella misma
35	Colloquial	by herself	sola
36	Colloquial	person who's full of herself	lijoso [m] CU
37	Colloquial	that fancies himself/herself as a wealthy person	bacanejo [adj] UY
38	Colloquial	conceited and very happy with him or herself	forongo [adj] CL
Mythology
39	Mythology	legendary figure that wanders the streets at night and reveals herself to men as a beautiful woman that suddenly has the face of a horse	la cegua [f] HN SV NI CR