Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | desvívete |
| nosotros | desvivámonos |
| vosotros | desvivíos |
to long, yearn; crave; to deeply care; to go out of one's way
Desvivirse por means to go to great lengths for someone or something, to dote on them — literally suggesting you'd 'live yourself out' for their sake. It's warm, complimentary vocabulary for describing someone's devotion, most often to family, friends, or a cause they care about.
Using desvivirse for ordinary effort — it's reserved for notably selfless devotion, not just "trying hard"; for everyday effort, esforzarse is the neutral choice.
| tú | desvívete |
| nosotros | desvivámonos |
| vosotros | desvivíos |
| desviviéndose |
| desvivido |
| desvivirse |
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"desvivirse" means "to long, yearn; crave; to deeply care; to go out of one's way".
The imperative (imperativo) of "desvivirse" is: tú desvívete, nosotros desvivámonos, vosotros desvivíos.