011 動詞1 Flashcards
(100 cards)
1
Q
to open
I can’t find the key to open the door.
A
abrir
No encuentro la llave para abrir la puerta.
2
Q
to go to bed, to lie down
We went to bed late.
A
acostarse
Nos acostamos tarde.
3
Q
to turn off
She switched off the engine and got out of the car.
A
apagar
Apagó el motor y salió del coche
Apagué la luz antes de salir.
4
Q
to learn
She learns to swim.
A
aprender
Ella aprende a nadar.
5
Q
to tell, to notify
Why didn’t you tell me?
She told me she wouldn’t be eating at home.
A
avisar
¿Por qué no me avisaste?
Me avisó (de) que no comería en casa.
6
Q
to help
Can you help me out with the cleaning this afternoon?
A
ayudar
¿Me puedes ayudar con la limpieza esta tarde?
7
Q
to dance
I don’t dance the tango.
Shall we dance?
A
bailar
Yo no bailo el tango.
¿Bailamos?
8
Q
to take a bath
I always take a bath in the morning
A
bañarse
Siempre me baño por la mañana.
9
Q
to drink
We never drink milk.
A
beber
Nunca bebemos leche.
10
Q
to look for, to search for
They look for their sister.
A
buscar
Ellos buscan a su hermana.
Buscaron el gato que huyo el diá anterior.
11
Q
to fall
He fell from the third floor.
A
caer
Cayó de un tercer piso.
12
Q
to change
I cashed a check at the bank.
A
cambiar
Yo cambié un cheque en el banco.
13
Q
to walk
She walks to the bridge.
A
caminar
Ella camina al puente.
14
Q
to cancel
They cancelled the flight because of the snow.
A
cancelar
Cancelaron el vuelo a causa de la nieve.
15
Q
to sing
You were singing in the shower.
A
cantar
Tú estabas cantando en la ducha.
16
Q
to get married
When are you getting married?
A
casarse
¿Cuándo te casas?
17
Q
to close
I locked the door.
A
cerrar
Cerré la puerta con llave .
18
Q
to charge
How much rent do they charge you?
A
cobrar
¿Cuánto te cobran de alquiler?
19
Q
to take
Can I take this one?
A
coger
¿Puedo coger éste?
20
Q
to begin, start
We started filming yesterday.
Can I start?
A
comenzar
Comenzamos el rodaje ayer.
¿Puedo comenzar?
21
Q
to eat
I eat potatoes with butter.
A
comer
Yo como papas con mantequilla.
22
Q
to buy
They buy some food.
A
comprar
Ellos compran algo de comida.
23
Q
to understand
I hope that they understand our reasons.
A
comprender
Espero que comprendan nuestras razones.
24
Q
to cook
He cooked us an excellent dinner.
A
cocinar
Cocinó para nosotros una cena exquisita.
25
to drive
You drive on the street.
conducir
Tú conduces en la calle.
26
to know someone
to be familiar with a place
I met her in Seville
I know all his brothers and sisters
conocer
la conocí en Sevilla
conozco a todos sus hermanos
27
to get, obtain
to achieve
I got my money back from them in the end.
conseguir
Al final conseguí que me devolvieran el dinero.
28
to count
to tell a story, a joke
We counted the bottles that were left.
Jorge tells a lot of jokes.
contar
Contamos las botellas que quedaron.
Jorge cuenta muchos chistes.
29
to answer
They always answer correctly.
contestar
Ellos siempre contestan correctamente.
30
to continue
We will go continue the lesson tomorrow.
continuar
Continuaremos la clase mañana.
31
to run
They run in the street.
correr
Ellas corren en la calle.
32
to cut
They cut hair very well there.
cortar
Allí cortan muy bien el pelo.
33
to cost
The lamp costs 45 euros.
costar
La lámpara cuesta 45 euros.
34
to believe
Do you think you will be able to go with me?
creer
¿Crees que tú vas a poder ir conmigo?
35
to cross
They swam across the lake.
cruzar
Cruzaron el lago a nado.
36
to give
Gave it to Blanca.
I'll have two kilos.
dar
Se lo di a Blanca.
Déme dos kilos.
37
to owe, should
You shouldn't eat so much.
deber
No debes comer tanto.
38
to decide
Still we haven't decided what we are going to do.
decidir
Todavía no hemos decidido lo que vamos a hacer.
39
to say, to tell
She already knows several words.
decir
Ya sabe decir varias palabras.
40
to leave
We can leave the children with my mother if we go out.
dejar
Podemos dejarle los niños a mi madre si salimos.
41
to spell
Spell your surname.
deletrear
Deletree su apellido.
42
to rest
I need to have a rest to clear my head.
descansar
Necesito descansar para despejarme.
43
to wake up
I always wake up early.
despertarse
Siempre me despierto temprano.
44
to hurt
I've got a sore throat.
doler
Me duele la garganta.
45
to sleep
The music kept me awake.
dormir
La música no me dejaba dormir.
46
to take a shower
Always I take a shower in the morning.
ducharse
Siempre me ducho por la mañana.
47
to throw, to throw away
to put
Throw me the keys.
Shall I put some butter on your bread?
echar
Échame las llaves.
¿Te echo mantequilla en el pan?
48
to start, to begin
When does the new cook start?
empezar
¿Cuándo empieza el nuevo cocinero?
Empecé a estudiar español e diciembre pasado.
49
to push
She pushed the door.
empujar
Empujó la puerta.
50
to light, to turn on
I switched on the light.
encender
Encendí la luz.
51
to find
We couldn't find anywhere to stay.
I find her quite attractive
encontrar
No encontramos ningún sitio para alojarnos.
yo la encuentro bastante atractiva
52
to meet
I bumped into him in the street by chance.
encontrarse
Me lo encontré por la calle de casualidad.
53
to send
I will send the package this very day.
enviar
Te enviaré el paquete hoy mismo.
54
to teach, to show
Can you show it to me on the map?
enseñar
¿Podría enseñármelo en el mapa?
55
to understand
I don't really understand the joke.
entender
La verdad es que no entiendo el chiste.
56
to come in, to enter
I wasn't allowed into the club.
entrar
No me dejaron entrar en la discoteca.
57
to be wrong, to mistaken
I thought she was honest, but I was wrong about her.
equivocarse
La consideraba honesta, pero me equivoqué con ella.
58
to write
My pupil wrote to me from China.
escribir
Mi alumno me escribió desde China.
59
to listen to
My nephews and nieces don't listen to their parents.
escuchar
Mis sobrinos no escuchan a sus padres.
60
to wait for, to expect
I expect you to come with me.
esperar
Yo espero que tú puedas ir conmigo.
61
to be
The dog is next to the cat.
I am tired.
estar
El perro está al lado del gato.
Estoy cansado.
62
to study
We study because of the tests.
estudiar
Nosotros estudiamos por los exámenes.
63
to explain
He's explaining to him how to go the retreat.
explicar
Le está explicando como ir al retiro.
64
to sign
The player signed for a season with the team.
firmar
El jugador firmó por una temporada con el equipo.
65
to smoke
He smokes like a chimney.
fumar
Fuma como una chimenea.
66
to turn
Turn the third one to the left.
girar
Gire la tercera(calle) a la izquierda.
67
to like
I don't like getting up early at all.
gustar
No me gusta nada levantarme temprano.
68
to have
There were many people there.
It's necessary to study.
haber
Habían muchas personas.
Hay que estudiar.
69
to speak, to talk
I need to talk to you.
hablar
Necesito hablar contigo.
70
to do , to make
What are you doing there?
He finds it hard to make friends.
I do my homework.
I travel to El Salvador.
hacer
¿Qué haces ahí?
Le cuesta trabajo hacer amigos.
hago mi tarea
hago un viaje a El Salvador.
71
to try, to attempt
Why don't you try again?
intentar
¿Por qué no lo intentas otra vez?
72
to be interested
I'm not interested in bullfighting.
interesar
No me interesan los toros.
73
to go
Have you ever been to Quito?
ir
¿Has ido alguna vez a Quito?
74
to go, leave
I'm off, See you!
She left the meeting without saying anything.
irse
Me voy, ¡Hasta luego!
Se fue de la reunión sin decir nada.
75
to pull
Don't pull his hair.
jalar
No le jales el pelo.
76
to play
Today they're playing (against) Celtic.
jugar
Hoy juegan contra el Celtic.
77
to wash oneself
I washed my hands before eating.
lavarse
Me lavé las manos antes de comer.
78
to read
I am reading an article about the Japanese economy.
leer
Estoy leyendo un artículo sobre la economía japonesa.
79
to get up
I get up at eight every day.
levantarse
Me levanto todos los días a las ocho.
80
to clean
I clean the glasses with a cloth.
limpiar
Limpio las gafas con un paño.
81
to call
Could you call me tomorrow at seven o'clock?
llamar
¿Quiere llamarme mañana a las siete?
82
to arrive
Carmen hasn't arrived yet.
How long does it take to?
llegar
Carmen no ha llegado todavía.
¿Cuanto tiempo para llegar?
83
to carry, to take, to wear
Make sure you take an umbrella with you.
Do we have to wear a tie to the meeting?
llevar
No te olvides de llevar un paraguas.
¿Hay que llevar corbata a la reunión?
84
to rain
It has stopped raining.
llover
Ha dejado de llover.
85
to send, to tell
I'll send you my address by e-mail, I'll e-mail you my address.
I don't like being told what to do.
mandar
Te mandaré mi dirección por correo electrónico.
No me gusta que me manden.
86
to drive, to handle, to operate, to manage
My aunt keeps her husband under her thumb.
They drive like crazy people.
manejar
Mi tía maneja a su marido.
Ellos manejan como locos.
87
to memorize
I memorized all of my friends' phone numbers.
memorizar
He memorizado los teléfonos de todos mis amigos.
88
to look at, to watch
He spent all day watching TV.
mirar
Estuvo mirando la tele todo el día.
89
to die
He died of cancer.
morir
Murió de cáncer.
90
to show
The technician showed us how to install the antenna.
mostrar
El técnico nos mostró cómo instalar la antena.
91
to move
We're not moving from here.
mover
De aquí no nos mueve nadie.
92
to swim
My sister can swim very well.
nadar
Mi hermana sabe nadar muy bien.
93
to need
You need a lot of money to buy a boat like that.
necesitar
Para comprarse un barco así se necesita mucho dinero.
94
to hear
Can you hear me all right from your room?
oir
¿Me oyes bien desde tu habitación?
95
to smell
These shoes smell awful!
oler
¡Qué mal huelen estos zapatos!
96
to forget
I left the keys on top of the table.
olvidar
Olvidé las llaves encima de la mesa.
97
to happen
What's going on here?
ocurrir
¿Qué está ocurriendo aquí?
98
to pay
Children under three get in free.
pagar
Los menores de tres años no pagan entrada.
Pagué anticipado por el pasaje.
99
to stop
We were stopped by the police.
It has stopped raining.
parar
Nos paró la policía.
Ha parado de llover.
100
to seem, to look like
It looks as if it's going to rain.
Those shoes don't look very comfortable.
you look younger
I seem as father in tarent.
飲みに行きませんか？
parecer
Parece que va a llover.
Esos zapatos no parecen muy cómodos.
pareces más joven
Parezco como mi padre en cualidades.
¿Qué te parece si vamos a tamar copas?
