Discutir y dejar de ser amigos.
To have an argument and stop being friends.
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See how the word “enemistarse” is used in sentences
Se pelearon después de aquella gran discusión de la semana pasada. — They fell out after that big argument last week.
En invierno se me suele caer el pelo. — My hair tends to fall out in the winter.
El capitán ordenó a las tropas romper filas al amanecer. — The captain ordered the troops to fall out at dawn.
¿Por qué os enfadasteis tu amigo y tú? — Why did you and your friend fall out?
¿Se te cayó el diente solo? — Did your tooth fall out on its own?
¿Por qué rompieron filas durante la instrucción? — Why did they fall out during the drill?
No os peleéis por algo tan trivial, por favor. — Please don't fall out over something so trivial.
No tires de ese pelo, por favor, que se caerá. — Please avoid pulling that hair; it will fall out.
Tras la orden, los soldados romperán filas rápidamente. — After the command, the soldiers will fall out quickly.
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