fer-se v intr_pron 

1. to mature v intr | to maturate v intr | to grow v intr
2. to go v intr

fer-se mal v intr_pron 

fer-se mal (en una part del cos) 

1. to hurt (a body part) v tr

fer-se dir v tr_pron 

1. [formal] to style v tr_ref

fer-se d’or v intr 

1. to make a killing | to make bank

fer-se fosc v intr_pron 

1. to darken v intr | to get dark v intr

fer-se amic expr 

fer-se amic (d’algú) 

1. to grow attached (to someone)

fer-se veure v intr 

1. to boast | to brag | to show off | to flash | to flaunt | to ostentate | to swank | to show v ref | to pose | to posture

fer-se veure v intr_pron 

1. to figure v intr | to jump out v intr | to leap out v intr | to stand out v intr | to stick out v intr

fer-se viral expr 

1. to go viral

fer-se malbé expr 

1. to go to the bad

fer-se càrrec v intr 

fer-se càrrec (d’alguna cosa) 

1. to get an idea (of something)
2. to divine v tr

fer-se càrrec v intr_pron 

fer-se càrrec (d’un cadàver) 

1. to claim (a body) v tr

fer-se càrrec (d’alguna cosa) 

1. to conceive (of something) v intr | [UK] to conceptualise v tr | [US] to conceptualize v tr | to conceive v tr | to envisage v tr | to envision v tr | to gestate v tr | to ideate v tr | to imagine v tr

fer-se passar v intr 

fer-se passar (per) 

1. to masquerade (as)
     un privilegi que es fa passar per virtut — a privilege that masquerades as virtue

fer-se enrere v intr_pron 

1. to chicken out v intr | [UK] to lose your bottle expr

fer-se petons v intr_pron 

1. to kiss v intr

fer-se membre v intr_pron 

fer-se membre (d’algun lloc) 

1. to join v tr

fer-se càrrec expr 

1. to foot the bill

fer-se un petó v intr_pron 

1. to kiss v intr

fer-se evident v intr_pron 

1. to manifest v intr

fer-se realitat v intr_pron 

1. to come true v intr
2. [UK] to materialise v intr | [US] to materialize v intr

fer-se més gran v intr 

1. to mount | to mount up

fer-se a la mar v intr_pron 

transports 

1. to put out to sea v intr | to put to sea v intr

fer-se a la mar v intr_pron 

[col·loquial]

1. to off v intr | to shove off v intr

fer-se una palla v intr_pron 

sexualitat 

1. to masturbate v intr | to wank v intr | to jerk off v intr | to jack off v intr

fer-se garant de expr 

1. to act as guarantor for | to act as a guarantor for

fer-se una besada v intr_pron 

1. to kiss v intr

sense fer-se pregar adv 

1. without protestation
2. ungrudgingly

fer-se una idea equivocada expr 

fer-se una idea equivocada (de) 

1. to misconstrue v tr | to misinterpret v tr | to misconceive v tr | to misunderstand v tr | to misapprehend v tr | to misread v tr

Exemples d’ús (fonts externes)

The official translation may be done:	La traducció oficial podrà fer-se:
Font: MaCoCu
However this has subsequently been discontinued.	Tanmateix, posteriorment va deixar de fer-se.
Font: Covost2
Soon they began to become famous.	Aviat van començar a fer-se famosos.
Font: Covost2
Any individual can become a member of Amical.	Qualsevol persona pot fer-se membre d’Amical.
Font: MaCoCu
Why become a member of the Academy?	Per què fer-se membre de l’Acadèmia?
Font: MaCoCu
Floppy disks used to get easily corrupted.	Els disquets acostumaven a fer-se malbé fàcilment.
Font: Covost2
The man’s movements became convulsive.	Els moviments de l’home van fer-se convulsius.
Font: Covost2
However, he later became Franciscan.	No obstant això, posteriorment va fer-se franciscà.
Font: Covost2
The traditional preparation is very time-consuming.	La preparació tradicional triga molt a fer-se.
Font: Covost2
Raoul yelled, in order to make himself heard.	El Raül va cridar, per fer-se sentir.
Font: Covost2
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