What does «hacer» mean in Spanish?
- To produce a thing, to give it the first being.
- To make, to compose. Example: to make a piece of furniture, a poem.
- To arrange. Example: to pack the food, the suitcases.
- To cause, to cause. Example: to make smoke, shadow, damage; to make happy.
- To fit, to contain. Example: this wineskin makes one hundred liters of wine.
- To perform. Example: to perform a miracle.
- Exercise the limbs to ensure their development. Example: doing legs.
- Represent. Example: to play the role of a comedian.
- To occupy oneself with something. Example: to have a lot to do.
- To be. Example: four and four make eight.
- Convert. Example: to tear something to shreds.
- To give a certain impression. Example: This dress makes me fatter.
- Agree. Example: This job does not make me.
- To believe, to suppose. Example: I used to do Ramón in Málaga.
- To expel from the body. Example: to belly.
- To compel. Example: to make to leave the premises.
- Appearance. Example: to play the rich, the dead.
- To utter or produce a certain sound. Example: The clock is ticking.
- (hacer el amor) To fall in love, to woo or to have sex.
- (hacerla) To do a misdeed or play.
- (hacer las delicias) To cause pleasure.
- (hacer las veces de) Replace. Example: serve for.
- (hacer saber o hacer presente) To bring to your attention.
- (hacer tiempo) Let time pass.
- (Hacer uso) To use, to utilize.
- (Hacer uso) To import, to agree. Example: What is relevant to the case.
- (Hacer uso) To correspond, to agree. Example: key that makes both locks.
- (hacer como) Appearance.
- (hacer de) Performing the office of.
- (hacer para o por) Procure.
- (hacer para o por) To provide for oneself. Example: to get hold of money.
- (hacer para o por) To become. Example: to become old.
- (hacer para o por) Result. Example: This trip is taking a long time.
- (hacer para o por) To grow, to form. Example: to become trees.
- (hacer para o por) To become, to become.
- (hacer para o por) To step aside. Example: se hizo a un lado.
- (hacer para o por) To get used to. Example: I got used to that kind of life.
- (hacer para o por) Earning. Example: every day you make a good amount of money.
- (hacerse con -o de- una cosa) To keep it, to appropriate it.
- (hacerse a la mar) Embark.
- (hacerse a la mar) Speaking of the weather, make it good or bad. Example: it's hot, cold, good day, etc.
- (hacerse a la mar) A certain amount of time has elapsed. Example: three days ago, ten days ago.