Empezar a ocuparse de una tarea o abordarla.
To start dealing with or handle a task.
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See how the word “ponerse con” is used in sentences
Pongámonos hoy con la organización de la reunión de equipo. — Let's go about organizing the team meeting today.
Van de un lado a otro con su rutina diaria. — They go about their day in a routine.
Los rumores corren después de cada gran acontecimiento. — Rumors go about after every big event.
¿Cómo deberíamos ponernos con este problema? — How should we go about solving this issue?
¿Vas de un lado a otro con los recados todos los sábados? — Do you go about your errands every Saturday?
¿Has oído la noticia que corre por el pueblo? — Have you heard the news going about town?
Me pondré con el informe después de comer. — I will go about finishing my report after lunch.
Va de un lado a otro de la casa ordenando. — She goes about the house tidying up.
Es normal que los cotilleos corran por la oficina. — It’s common for gossip to go about in the office.
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