Entregate – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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mirarme /miˈɾaɾme/ B1 |
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atreves /aˈtɾe.βes/ B2 |
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mirarme /miˈɾaɾme/ B1 |
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sé /se/ A2 |
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querer /keˈɾeɾ/ B1 |
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llevarte /ʝeβˈaɾte/ B1 |
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placer /plaˈθeɾ/ B2 |
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secreto /seˈkɾe.to/ A2 |
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piel /pjeL/ A2 |
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llevar /ʝeβˈaɾ/ A2 |
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instintos /insˈtintos/ B2 |
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entregate /entɾeˈɣa.te/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Cómo te atreves a mirarme así
➔ Use of "Cómo" in exclamatory questions. The phrase "atreverse a" + infinitive.
➔ "Cómo" introduces an exclamation. "atreves" indicates daring or having the audacity to do something. The "a" precedes the infinitive form "mirarme".
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Mía, hoy serás mía por fin
➔ Use of the future tense "serás" (you will be). Emphasis and possessive adjective use of "Mía".
➔ "Serás" is the future tense of the verb "ser", meaning "to be." "Mía" is used as a possessive adjective (my, belonging to me) and also as a term of endearment/possession.
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Déjame robar el gran secreto de tu piel
➔ Use of the imperative "Déjame" (Let me) followed by an infinitive. This creates a request or permission.
➔ "Déjame" is formed by combining the verb "dejar" (to let, to allow) in the imperative form with the pronoun "me" (me).
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Déjate llevar por tus instintos de mujer
➔ Use of the reflexive verb "dejarse llevar" (to let oneself be carried away) + "por" indicating the cause or means.
➔ The reflexive pronoun indicates that the subject is performing and receiving the action. "Por" indicates the reason or influence behind the action.
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Aún no te siento
➔ Use of "Aún" (still, yet) with negation "no" (not).
➔ "Aún no" together indicate that something has not happened yet, but is expected to happen. "Siento" comes from sentir(to feel).
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Deja que tu cuerpo se acostumbre a mi calor
➔ Use of "Dejar que" + subjunctive. "Acostumbrarse a" + noun.
➔ "Dejar que" means "let". It is followed by a subjunctive verb, even though in this example, it seems to be in indicative mode (because of the verb form acostumbre, which can be used both as subjunctive and indicative). "Acostumbrarse a" means "to get used to" and is followed by a noun (mi calor).
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La pasión no espera
➔ Simple present tense to express a general truth. Definite article with an abstract noun.
➔ Using the present simple suggests a timeless quality about the statement.