oneself

one·self  (wn-slf) also one's self (wn slf, wnz slf)

pron.

1. One's own self:

a. Used reflexively as the direct or indirect object of a verb or the object of a preposition: One can congratulate oneself on one's victories.

b. Used in an absolute construction: When in charge oneself, one may rearrange the committees as one pleases.

2. One's normal or healthy condition or state.

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oneself

pron

1. the reflexive form of one

2. one's normal or usual self: one doesn't feel oneself after such an experience

Translations

oneself [wʌnˈsɛlf] pron → uno mismo;

(after prep, also emphatic) → sí (mismo/a);

to do sth by oneself → hacer algo solo or por sí solo

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oneself [wʌnˈsɛlf] pron → se;

(after prep), (also emphatic) → soi-même;

to hurt oneself → se faire mal;

to keep sth for oneself → garder qch pour soi;

to talk to oneself → se parler à soi-même;

by oneself → tout seul

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oneself [wʌnˈsɛlf] pron (reflexive) (after prep) → sich;

(emphatic) → selbst;

to hurt oneself → sich dat wehtun;

to keep sth for oneself → etw für sich behalten;

to talk to oneself → Selbstgespräche führen

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oneself [wʌnˈsɛlf] pron → si;

(after prep) → sé, se stesso/a;

to do sth (by) oneself → fare qc da sé