madrugar

to get up early

Usages of madrugar

• Hay que madrugar si no queremos quemar el desayuno por estar con prisas.: We have to get up early if we don’t want to burn breakfast by being in a hurry.
• Cuando madrugo, disfruto más del día y evito quemar la comida por descuido.: When I get up early, I enjoy the day more and avoid burning the food out of carelessness.
• Ojalá madruguemos mañana para ver el amanecer y no quememos el desayuno al cocinar.: I hope we get up early tomorrow to see the sunrise and not burn the breakfast when cooking.
• Lo que menos me gusta es madrugar en invierno.: What I like least is getting up early in winter.
• A mi hermano le cuesta madrugar porque es perezoso por la mañana.: It is hard for my brother to get up early because he is lazy in the morning.
• A mi primo le cuesta madrugar porque es bastante perezoso por la mañana.: My cousin has trouble getting up early because he is quite lazy in the morning.
• A mi prima también le da pereza madrugar los lunes, aunque luego nunca falta a clase.: My cousin also feels too lazy to get up early on Mondays, although she never misses class afterwards.
• Al final del día, mi hija dice que merece la pena madrugar si puede volver a la granja y ayudar a la granjera.: At the end of the day, my daughter says that it is worth getting up early if she can go back to the farm and help the female farmer.

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