Acomodarse (en. Accommodate)

/ako.moˈðaɾ.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English Translation: To make something fit or arrange it in a comfortable way.

English Translation: He settled into the armchair to watch the movie.

Se acomodó en el sillón para ver la película.

English Translation: To place oneself in a suitable location.

English Translation: She settled at the farthest table.

Ella se acomodó en la mesa más alejada.

English Translation: To adopt a posture or attitude that favors a situation.

English Translation: The team adapted to the circumstances of the match.

El equipo se acomodó a las circunstancias del partido.

English Translation: From the verb 'acomodar', derived from the Latin 'accommodare'.

English Translation: to adapt to the circumstances

English Translation: Adapt to existing conditions.

acomodarse a las circunstancias

English Translation: to settle into the armchair

English Translation: Sit comfortably in an armchair.

acomodarse en el sillón

English Translation: to arrange

English Translation: To place something or someone in a suitable location.

acomodar

English Translation: usher

English Translation: A person who helps organize or arrange others.

acomodador

English Translation: To take advantage of a situation.

English Translation: He settled in to get a promotion at the company.

Se acomodó para conseguir un ascenso en la empresa.

English Translation: To be in a comfortable position, sometimes without effort.

English Translation: She settled in at the party and didn’t help serve.

Se acomodó en la fiesta y no ayudó a servir.