How is the word se préparer translated from French to English

Se mettre en état d'aborder quelque chose.

To prepare yourself for something.

phrase
English translation
Get ready

Examples with “se préparer”

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  • Prépare-toi, nous partons dans dix minutes. Get ready, we leave in ten minutes.

  • Je dois m'apprêter pour la réunion. I need to get ready for the meeting.

  • Les enfants se sont préparés pour le voyage en dix minutes. The kids got ready for the trip in ten minutes.

  • Peux-tu m'aider à m'apprêter pour l'événement ? Can you help me get ready for the event?

  • Te prépares-tu pour l'entretien de demain ? Are you getting ready for the interview tomorrow?

  • Nous devrions nous apprêter avant qu'il ne pleuve. We should get ready before it starts raining.

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FAQ about “se préparer”

How is “se préparer” translated from French?
“se préparer” translates into English as “Get ready”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “se préparer” mean?
Meaning of “se préparer”: Se mettre en état d'aborder quelque chose. In English — “Get ready”.
What part of speech is “se préparer”?
“se préparer” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “se préparer”?
Example sentences with “se préparer” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “se préparer”?
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