How is the phrase hacerse a la idea translated from Spanish to English
Aceptar algo difícil o triste.
To accept something difficult or sad.
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English translation
come to terms
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Se está haciendo a la idea de la pérdida. — He is coming to terms with the loss.
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Tardó un año en hacerse a la idea de la mudanza. — It took her a year to come to terms with the move.
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¿Te has hecho a la idea de vivir solo? — Have you come to terms with living alone?
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How is “hacerse a la idea” translated from Spanish?
“hacerse a la idea” translates into English as “come to terms”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
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Meaning of “hacerse a la idea”: Aceptar algo difícil o triste. In English — “come to terms”.
What part of speech is “hacerse a la idea”?
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