ponerse implantes
implants
The Spanish phrase 'ponerse implantes' translates to 'get implants' in English. Usually, it is used in a medical or cosmetic surgery context, where a person decides to have an object, often made of silicone or saline, surgically inserted under the skin to enhance certain physical features or replace a lost one. It can refer to various types of implants, such as breast, dental, or even cochlear implants. The verb 'ponerse' specifically indicates the action of receiving or getting the implant, in contrast with simply having an implant.
Example sentences using: ponerse implantes
Ella decidió ponerse implantes mamarios luego de mucha reflexión.
She decided to get breast implants after much thought.
In this sentence, 'ponerse implantes' is used to express the action of deciding to get implants, in this case, breast implants. The verb 'decidió', which means 'decided,' is used before 'ponerse implantes' to illustrate making a decision.
Después de su accidente, tuvo que ponerse implantes en la cadera.
After his accident, he had to get hip implants.
This example shows 'ponerse implantes' in a context where someone has to get implants due to a medical reason, a result of an accident. The phrase 'tuvo que', translating to 'had to', is used to show necessity.
Muchas celebridades optan por ponerse implantes para mejorar su apariencia física.
Many celebrities choose to get implants to improve their physical appearance.
Here, 'ponerse implantes' refers to the act of choosing to get implants for aesthetic purposes. 'Optan por', which means 'choose to', leads to the action of 'ponerse implantes'.