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How to Say "to charm" in Spanish

The Spanish word forto charmis robarB2 level.

English → SpanishB2
verbB2neutral/informal
to steal one's heart
A single, strikingly vibrant red rose sits on a pedestal. Beams of light, representing attention, flow from the eyes of a nearby stylized person directly towards the rose.

Examples

Ella se robó el show con su actuación.

She stole the show with her performance.

El corredor intentó robar la segunda base.

The runner tried to steal second base.

Antes de irse, él me robó un beso rápido.

Before leaving, he quickly stole a kiss from me.

Reflexive Use: Robarse

When used to mean 'steal the show' or 'monopolize attention,' 'robar' is often used with 'se' (robarse), indicating the person actively took the focus for themselves.

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