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No. 9,713 in Spanish

asustas

"You scare."

In a sentence

  • Si gritas así, asustas a los demás.

    If you scream like that, you scare others.

    Here, 'asustas' is used in the present indicative tense to indicate the action of causing fear in others as a direct outcome of the behavior described in the sentence.

  • Cuando haces esas bromas, siempre me asustas un poco.

    When you make those jokes, you always scare me a little.

    'Asustas' in this sentence denotes the repeated action of scaring someone as caused by the subject's specific actions, emphasizing the effect in a personal context.

  • Por favor, ten cuidado, no asustas a los niños con esas historias.

    Please be careful not to scare the children with those stories.

    The verb 'asustas' here expresses the act of possibly frightening others due to a specific cause, here used in a negative imperative form combined with a suggestion for caution.

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