Púsose (en. Was put)

/ˈpuso.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To present oneself with an intense or passionate attitude.

She became intense when she started talking about her project.

Ella se puso intensa cuando comenzó a hablar de su proyecto.

To enter a state of deep reflection or control.

At that moment, he became very serious and started thinking about what he really wanted.

En ese momento, él se puso muy serio y comenzó a pensar en lo que realmente quería.

To assume a position or role in a determined manner.

He took the lead in the meeting to guide the discussion.

Se puso al frente de la reunión para liderar la discusión.

From the verb 'poner' in a reflexive use that indicates a state of being.

to put on the shirt

To commit to a cause or work.

ponerse la camiseta

to get energized

To act with more energy or to pay attention.

ponerse las pilas

to stand up

To lift the body into a vertical position.

ponerse de pie

puso

Form of the verb 'poner' in the first person of the past.

puso

to pose

To place something in a specific position.

posar

puesto

A place or position occupied.

puesto

To go crazy

When he heard the news, he went crazy with joy.

Cuando escuchó la noticia, se puso como loco de alegría.

To get serious

When the teacher entered, everyone became serious.

Cuando el profesor entró, todos se pusieron en modo serio.