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subir
🇪🇸 Spanish verb
subir
— to go up/ get into (a car/ floor/ plane)
subir · subiendo · subido
infinitive · gerund · participle
+a
+de
+[a + coche/piso/avión]
+[precio/temperatura/sueldo]
Meanings of
subir
1
to go up/ get into (a car/ floor/ plane)
+[a + coche/ piso/ avión]
Subimos al quinto piso por las escaleras.
We went up to the fifth floor using the stairs.
2
to increase (a price/ temperature/ salary)
+[precio/ temperatura/ sueldo]
La gasolina ha subido mucho este mes.
Petrol has gone up a lot this month.
3
to take (something) up
[objeto]
¿Puedes subir las maletas a la habitación, por favor?
Can you take the suitcases up to the room, please?
4
to turn up/ raise (the volume/ blind/ hand)
+[volumen/ persiana/ mano]
Sube el volumen de la tele, no oigo nada.
Turn up the TV volume, I can't hear anything.
5
to upload (a photo/ video/ file)
[foto/ vídeo/ archivo]
Acabo de subir las fotos de la boda a Instagram.
I've just uploaded the wedding photos to Instagram.
6
to move up/ get promoted (in rank/ position/ level)
+[de categoría/ de puesto/ de nivel]
Su equipo subió a Primera División el año pasado.
Their team was promoted to the First Division last year.
Synonyms
ascender · ascend
Antonyms
bajar · descend
Reflexive
subirse
1
to get on/ to climb onto +[a vehicle/ a place]
+[a un vehículo/ a un sitio]
Me subí al autobús en la siguiente parada.
I got on the bus at the next stop.
2
to go to someone’s head
+[a la cabeza]
La fama se le subió a la cabeza.
Fame went to his head.
3
to roll up +[one's sleeves]
+[las mangas]
Se subió las mangas para lavar los platos.
He rolled up his sleeves to wash the dishes.
4
to climb the walls (be furious/ hit the roof)
+[por las paredes]
Cuando vio la factura, se subió por las paredes.
When he saw the bill, he hit the roof.
5
to jump on the bandwagon
+[al carro]
Muchos se subieron al carro del éxito cuando ya era tarde.
Many jumped on the bandwagon of success when it was already too late.
6
to blush (lit. for the colors to rise to one’s face)
+[los colores]
Se le subieron los colores cuando la elogiaron en público.
She blushed when they praised her in public.
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