peinarse
verbCEFR A1
What does “peinarse” mean in English?
to comb one's hair
Example sentences
Me peino antes de salir.
I comb my hair before going out.
Se peina con un peine.
She combs her hair with a comb.
¡Péinate, por favor!
Comb your hair, please!
How to use it
Peinarse means 'to comb one's hair'. Reflexive: me peino. Regular -ar conjugation pattern.
Common mistake
Reflexive when combing your own hair. For combing someone else's hair, drop the reflexive: 'peino al niño' (I comb the child's hair).