Spanish CLEP Practice Exam

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Which of these translations is correct for 'lavarse'?

to take a shower
to wash
to brush
to dry up

The correct answer is: to wash

The translation of 'lavarse' is indeed best represented by "to wash." This reflexive verb specifically denotes the action of washing oneself, commonly understood in contexts such as washing hands, face, or body. Understanding this verb requires recognizing the reflexive nature, which means that the subject is both performing the action and receiving it. In contrast, while "to take a shower" might involve washing, it refers specifically to that activity rather than the broader meaning of washing oneself. "To brush" and "to dry up" represent entirely different actions unrelated to the fundamental meaning of washing. Thus, the most accurate and inclusive translation for 'lavarse' is "to wash."