Verbs 2

Question 1

curar(se)

Answer 1

to cure
to treat, to dress, to heal
w/ refl. - to recover, to get better

Question 2

reflexionar

Answer 2

to think about, to think
to reflect, to reflect on, to consider

Question 3

cuestionar(se)

Answer 3

to question
w/ refl. - to question, to think about, to wonder about

Question 4

derrocar

Answer 4

to overthrow, to topple, to depose, to oust
to demolish, to tear down, to knock down

Question 5

rimar

Answer 5

to rhyme

Question 6

palpar(se)

Answer 6

to feel; to touch, to pat
to palpate
w/ refl. - to feel, to be palpable

Question 7

esconder(se)

Answer 7

to hide, to conceal
w/ refl. - to hide (oneself)

Question 8

muñir

Answer 8

to rig, to manipulate
to summon, to call

Question 9

influenciar

Answer 9

to influence

Question 10

aliviar(se)

Answer 10

to alleviate, to relieve, to ease, to soothe
to put [sb] at ease
to subside, to ease, to clear up
w/ refl. to feel better, to get better

Question 11

prender

Answer 11

to grasp, to clutch, to hold
to fasten, to pin, to attach
to start, to spark, to ignite
to capture, to catch, to taken into custody, to seize, to apprehend
to take root
to turn on, to switch on, to power on, to power up

Question 12

revelar(se)

Answer 12

to reveal, to disclose
to develop (film, photos)
to display, to show
w/ refl. - to be revealed

Question 13

trucar

Answer 13

to fix, to rig, to tamper, to load (weight imbalance)

Question 14

filar

Answer 14

to loosen, to let out
to notice, to spot, to suss out

Question 15

experimentar

Answer 15

to experiment, to try out, to test
to experience, to feel, to undergo

Question 16

embalsamar

Answer 16

to embalm

Question 17

agarrar(se)

Answer 17

to grab, to grip, to grasp
to get hold of, to grab hold of; to hold onto
to catch, to grab, to nab
to put down roots, to take root, to root
w/ refl. - to hold on to, to grip
to use, to cling to (+ a)

Question 18

prendar(se)

Answer 18

to enchant, to captivate, to charm
w/ refl. - to fall in love, to be enchanted, to be in love

Question 19

agachar(se)

Answer 19

to hang, to bow, to lower, to bend, to duck
w/ refl. - to bend down, to crouch, to duck

Question 20

enterrar

Answer 20

to bury, to cover up, to cover
to bury, to entomb, to inter, to inurn, to lay to rest

Question 21

agregar(se)

Answer 21

to add

Question 22

emprender

Answer 22

to set out on, to set forth on (travel)
to launch (military action)
to undertake, to start (project)

Question 23

impedir

Answer 23

to prevent, to block, to hamper, to hinder, to stop, to impede
to prevent from, to stop from (+ que)

Question 24

recaer

Answer 24

to fall back, to go back, to relapse
to go to (prize), to fall on, to lie with (responsibility) (+ en/sobre)

Question 25

carecer

Answer 25

to lack, to not have

Question 26

reinar

Answer 26

to rule, to reign

Question 27

imponer(se)

Answer 27

to give, to impose
to command (respect), to instill (fear)
w/ refl. - to prevail
to be in fashion, to be in, to be the in thing
to be necessary, to be needed
to impose oneself

Question 28

molar

Answer 28

to be cool, to be out of this world, to be the bee’s knees

Question 29

matizar

Answer 29

to nuance, to tinge
to coordinate, to match, to match up
to explain, to put into context, to spell out

Question 30

atribuir(se)

Answer 30

to attribute
to confer, to assign, to give
w/ refl. - to claim, to assume (credit, power, control)

Question 31

retratar(se)

Answer 31

to paint, to draw, to sketch
to photograph
to portray, to depict, to describe
w/ refl. - to pay up, to fork out

Question 32

envenenar

Answer 32

to poison
to embitter (attitude), to harm (relationship)

Question 33

inculcar

Answer 33

to instill, to teach
to drum into, to hammer into

Question 34

dictar

Answer 34

to dictate
to pass, to pronounce, to enact

Question 35

contender

Answer 35

to fight, to struggle
to debate, to argue, to contend

Question 36

entablar

Answer 36

to start, to begin, to initiate, to strike up

Question 37

amansar

Answer 37

to tame, to break in
to calm down, to appease, to soothe

Question 38

apodar(se)

Answer 38

to nickname, to call, to dub
to designate, to christen (form.)
w/ refl. - to nickname, to dub; to be known as, to call oneself

Question 39

frisar

Answer 39

to pill
to tie, to tie off
to be close to, to be nearly; to get on for, to border on, to be pushing (+ en)
to get on, to get along

Question 40

descuidar(se)

Answer 40

to neglect
to not worry
w/ refl. - to be careless, to get distracted, to drop one’s guard
to get sloppy

Question 41

asear(se)

Answer 41

to clean, to tidy up, to spruce up
w/ refl. - to smarten up, to spruce

Question 42

arrojar(se)

Answer 42

to throw, to toss, to hurl
to produce, to generate, to bring
to produce, to emit, to give off, to throw off
to spew out, to belch out (lava, smoke)
w/ refl. - to jump, to throw oneself, to hurl oneself, to lunge

Question 43

madrugar

Answer 43

to get up early, to rise early
to come early, to arrive early

Question 44

sobrellevar

Answer 44

to endure, to bear

Question 45

sosegar(se)

Answer 45

to calm, to soothe
w/ refl. - to calm down, to settle

Question 46

consagrar(se)

Answer 46

to consecrate, to bless, to anoint
to establish, to enshrine
to dedicate, to devote
w/ refl. - to establish oneself, to secure one’s place
to devote oneself, to dedicate oneself

Question 47

abdicar

Answer 47

to abdicate, to give up, to renounce, to relinquish
to step down, to resign

Question 48

recrudecer(se)

Answer 48

to get difficult, to become difficult
to get worse, to become worse

Question 49

sumir(se)

Answer 49

to plunge, to sink; to dip, to push down
to depress
w/ refl. - to sink, to plunge (figurative); to become lost
to lose oneself, to become absorbed

Question 50

desplegar(se)

Answer 50

to unfold, to open, to spread out, to roll out, to unfurl
to deploy, to roll out
to display, to put [sth] on display
w/ refl. - to be unfurled, unfolded

Question 51

remitir(se)

Answer 51

to send, to mail; to refer
to subside, to ease, to abate (form.)
to let up, to taper off, to die down
w/ refl. - to follow, to abide by, to comply with
to refer, to remit

Question 52

corroborar(se)

Answer 52

to corroborate, to confirm
w/ refl. - to corroborate, to verify; to be corroborated

Question 53

procurar(se)

Answer 53

to be able to
to obtain, to get
to make sure, to ensure
to try
w/ refl. - to obtain, to get; to land (col.)

Question 54

disipar(se)

Answer 54

to remove, to dispel
to squander, to fritter away
w/ refl. - to clear, to lift, to dissipate; to thin
to vanish, to disappear, to fade

Question 55

danzar

Answer 55

to dance

Question 56

cazar

Answer 56

to catch
to hunt, to shoot (gun)
to land, to get one’s hands on (inf.)

Question 57

gozar(se)

Answer 57

to have a good time, to enjoy; to have a blast
to enjoy [sth] (+ de)
to have sex
w/ refl. - to rejoice in, to revel in, to delight in

Question 58

conjurar(se)

Answer 58

to conjure up, to invoke
to get together, to join forces
to conspire, to plot, to hatch a plan
to exorcise
w/ refl. - to come together, to conspire
to swear

Question 59

servir

Answer 59

to serve
to still work, to still be good, to do the job
to be useful for, to work, to serve (+ para)

Question 60

suscitar

Answer 60

to provoke, to cause, to arouse, to raise, to stir up

Question 61

concertar

Answer 61

to arrange, to make, to set up
to agree (price), to reach (agreement)
w/ refl. - to collude, to conspire
to agree

Question 62

lustrar

Answer 62

to shine, to polish, to buff

Question 63

someter(se)

Answer 63

to subdue, to suppress, to put down
to subject (+ a)
w/ refl. - to obey, to bend to, to be subject to (+ a)
to subject oneself, to go on, to go through (+ a)
to submit

Question 64

lapidar

Answer 64

to stone
to cut

Question 65

compendiar

Answer 65

to summarize, to abridge, to condense

Question 66

desempeñar(se)

Answer 66

to perform, to carry out, to execute
to redeem, to get [sth] out of pawn
w/ refl. - to work as

Question 67

aludir

Answer 67

to allude to, to refer to
to mention

Question 68

compensar

Answer 68

to compensate
to make up for; to cancel out, to balance out

Question 69

desmentir(se)

Answer 69

to deny
to refute, to disprove
to squash, to squelch
to belie, to contradict, to go against, to fly in the face of
w/ refl. - to backtrack

Question 70

anteponer

Answer 70

to put first, to put ahead of

Question 71

rastrear

Answer 71

to follow a trail, to follow the trail of
to track, to trail, to scour
to drag, to trawl
to locate, to verify, to ascertain, to canvass

Question 72

perdurar

Answer 72

to live on, to endure, to last
to persist, to remain, to survive
to linger, to prevail

Question 73

revestir(se)

Answer 73

to line, to coat, to cover, to sheathe
to take on; to show, to have, to be marked by
to cloak, to disguise (+ de)
w/ refl. - to summon up, to arm oneself with, to pluck up (+ de)

Question 74

constituir(se)

Answer 74

to make, to form, to constitute
to be (honor, privilege, etc.)
w/ refl. - to become, to make oneself
to set up, to establish

Question 75

figurar(se)

Answer 75

to figure, to belong
to be prominent, to be listed
to appear (on a list)
to represent
w/ refl. - to figure, to reckon, to imagine, to suppose

Question 76

confeccionar

Answer 76

to make
to prepare, to draft, to write
to compose (formal)
to compound
to make, to cook, to prepare
to come up with (inf.)

Question 77

juzgar

Answer 77

to try (law)
to judge, to decide

Question 78

tumbar(se)

Answer 78

to knock down, to knock over, to lay down
to incline, to tilt
to thrash, to beat convincingly
w/ refl. - to lie down, to stretch out, to sleep

Question 79

ofrendar

Answer 79

to offer up, to offer
to give offering, to tithe

Question 80

clasificar(se)

Answer 80

to sort, to put in order, to classify
w/ refl. - to finish, to come, to be placed
to qualify, to get through, to win a place

Question 81

regir(se)

Answer 81

to govern, to regulate, to rule
to be in force, to be in effect
w/ refl. - to go by, to be governed

Question 82

repugnar

Answer 82

to sicken, to disgust
to gross out (sl.)
to make [sb] ill/sick
to turn one’s stomach (fig.)

Question 83

ahorcar(se)

Answer 83

to hang (execution)
w/ refl. - to hang oneself

Question 84

esmerar(se)

Answer 84

to take great pains
to go to a lot of effort
to put a lot of effort into

Question 85

decapitar

Answer 85

to behead, to decapitate

Question 86

desmembrar

Answer 86

to dismember
to split, to split up
to drive [sb] apart

Question 87

albergar(se)

Answer 87

to be home to, to harbor, to house, to accommodate
to cherish
w/ refl. - to take/seek shelter, to take/seek refuge

Question 88

serpentear(se)

Answer 88

to meander, to wind, to snake, to twist and turn
w/ refl. - to gyrate, to wiggle, to twist

Question 89

acantilar

Answer 89

to run aground

Question 90

señalizar

Answer 90

to put up signs, to post signs
to mark, to signal

Question 91

vislumbrar(se)

Answer 91

to make out, to discern, to peer at
to glimpse, to surmise, to envisage, to envision
w/ refl. - to appear in sight, to come into view, to be made out

Question 92

adiestrar(se)

Answer 92

to train, to instruct
w/ refl. to get trained

Question 93

lazar

Answer 93

to tie with a ribbon
to lasso, to rope

Question 94

espesar(se)

Answer 94

to thicken
w/ refl. - to thicken, to become thicker/denser

Question 95

capar

Answer 95

to castrate, to neuter

Question 96

fallar

Answer 96

to fail, to miss; to make a mistake, to go wrong, to be unsuccessful
to goof up, mess up (sl.)
to fail, to misfire, to breakdown
to give way, to break, to snap
to let down, to fail [sb], to disappoint
to rule, decide, to find, to award

Question 97

habilitar

Answer 97

to fit out, to set up, to prepare
to authorize, to enable, to empower
to finance
to activate, to enable

Question 98

soltar(se)

Answer 98

to leg to, to put down, to drop
to let loose, to set free, to release
to lose, to leak
to let fly, to let out
to set on, to sic on (sl.)
w/ refl. - to come loose, to break loose
to loosen up, to let one’s hair down, to come out of one’s shell

Question 99

desgastar(se)

Answer 99

to wear away, to wear down; to erode
w/ refl. - to tire/wear oneself out; to get tired/exhausted

Question 100

borrar(se)

Answer 100

to erase, to remove, to delete
to wipe off, to blot out
to remove from, to take off
w/ refl. - to forget, to fade, to fade away, to be erased
to disappear, to vanish

Question 101

importunar

Answer 101

to bother, to pester

Question 102

afligir(se)

Answer 102

to upset, to bother
to suffer from
to cause pain
w/ refl. - to get upset, to get worked up

Question 103

encubrir

Answer 103

to hide, to conceal
to mask, to cloak (fig.)
to cover for, to cover up for

Question 104

culminar

Answer 104

to reach [sth]’s highest point
to culminate, to peak
to finalize, to end, to cap

Question 105

repeler(se)

Answer 105

to fend off, to hold off, to repulse, to repel
to rebuff, to brush off
to be repulsive, to be repellent
w/ refl. - to be repelled, to repel each other, to be incompatible

Question 106

asesorar(se)

Answer 106

to advise, to act as consultants to
w/ refl. - to seek advice, to seek counsel
to consult (an expert, lawyer, etc.)

Question 107

silenciar

Answer 107

to keep quiet, to hush up
to silence, to mute

Question 108

torturar(se)

Answer 108

to torture, to torment
w/ refl. - to beat oneself up, to torture oneself, to agonize

Question 109

dimitir

Answer 109

to resign, to step down from

Question 110

ascender

Answer 110

to climb, to ascend
to come to, to amount to, to add up to (+ a)
to move, to be promoted

Question 111

rotar

Answer 111

to rotate, to turn

Question 112

desatar(se)

Answer 112

to untie, to let [sth] loose, to undo
to trigger, to spark, to unleash
w/ refl. - to get one’s nerve up

Question 113

chillar

Answer 113

to shout, to yell (person)
to shriek, to scream (in pain)
to screech (bird, animal)
to squeal (pig)
to bawl

Question 114

maximizar

Answer 114

to maximize

Question 115

irrumpir

Answer 115

to burst in, to invade, to barge in

Question 116

disparar(se)

Answer 116

to fire, to shoot, to discharge
w/ refl. - to shoot up, to go through the roof, to skyrocket
to blow one’s top, to fly off the handle, to lose it, to go off on

Question 117

neutralizar

Answer 117

to neutralize

Question 118

orlar

Answer 118

to trim, to decorate with trimmings

Question 119

exhortar

Answer 119

to urge, to encourage, to exhort

Question 120

suspender(se)

Answer 120

to hang, to hang up, to suspend
to cancel, to call off, to stop, to halt
to fail
w/ refl. - to suspend, to interrupt, to cancel, to call off

Question 121

imputar

Answer 121

to attribute, to impute
to accuse, to charge
to assign, to allocate, to earmark, to set aside

Question 122

chistar

Answer 122

to make a sound, to say a word
to talk back, to be defiant
to give lip, to give sauce, to give sass (sl.)

Question 123

jadear

Answer 123

to pant, to gasp

Question 124

aletear

Answer 124

to flap, to flap around

Question 125

salpicar(se)

Answer 125

to splash, to spatter, to splatter
w/ refl. - to splash, to spray

Question 126

vociferar

Answer 126

to shout, to yell
to boast/brag about, to strut about
to rub it in about (col.)

Question 127

percibir

Answer 127

to sense, to notice, to perceive
to discern, to be aware of, to make out
to spot (col.)

Question 128

explotar

Answer 128

to go off, to explode, to burst
to detonate (form.), to blow up (inf.)
to exploit, to use unfairly, to take advantage
to explode, to fly off the handle (col.)

Question 129

suplicar

Answer 129

to request, to ask, to beg, to plead

Question 130

arruinar(se)

Answer 130

to ruin, to demolish, to destroy, to reduce to ruins
to bankrupt
w/ refl. - to be ruined, to go bankrupt
to go down the drain, to go to ruin

Question 131

internar(se)

Answer 131

to hospitalize, to admit, to confine
to send in
w/ refl. - to penetrate, to advance, to get into

Question 132

derivar(se)

Answer 132

to derive, to come, to originate, to stem
to lead to, to result in
w/ refl. - to come from, to stem from, to originate, to derive

Question 133

calificar

Answer 133

to rate, to score, to grade
to designate
to describe as, to call (+ de)

Question 134

sacudir(se)

Answer 134

to shake, to shake up
to shock
w/ refl. - to shake off, to get rid of, to dump

Question 135

estimar

Answer 135

to respect, to think highly of, to be fond of, to appreciate, to value
to estimate
to consider, to think, to deem

Question 136

ligar(se)

Answer 136

to tie, to tie up
to thicken, to bind
to alloy
to have, to draw, to put together
w/ refl. - to get involved with/in; to associate oneself, to be linked to

Question 137

asestar

Answer 137

to deal, to deliver

Question 138

prever

Answer 138

to foresee, to foretell, to forecast
to expect, to anticipate, to plan

Question 139

promediar

Answer 139

to average, to average out

Question 140

dificultar

Answer 140

to complicate, to hinder, to stand in the way of
to make difficult, to complicate

Question 141

escasear

Answer 141

to be scare, to run low, to be in short supply
to skimp on

Question 142

trepar

Answer 142

to climb, to clamber up
to climb, to grow up, to creep
to claw one’s way up, to make one’s way up

Question 143

idear

Answer 143

to think up, to come up with, to conceive
to invent, to devise, to design

Question 144

colorear

Answer 144

to color, to dye
to redden
to embellish

Question 145

atar(se)

Answer 145

to tie, to tie together; to truss up, to tether
to constrain, to limit
w/ refl. - to be tied, to be towed, to be conformed

Question 146

honrar(se)

Answer 146

to honor, to respect; to grace
w/ refl. - to take pride in, to feel honored to (+ de)
to deign to, to do [sb] the honor of, to be so good as to (+ a)

Question 147

abarcar

Answer 147

to cover, to include, to span, to encompass
to see, to take in
to take on, to attempt

Question 148

corear

Answer 148

to provide a chorus
to shout out, to call out; to chant
to recite [sth] together, to say [sth] together

Question 149

resonar

Answer 149

to echo, to reverberate, to ring, to resound

Question 150

entrelazar

Answer 150

to weave together, to intertwine, to interweave, to interlace

Question 151

lloviznar(se)

Answer 151

to drizzle (rain)
w/ refl. - to get drizzled on

Question 152

ambientar(se)

Answer 152

to decorate, to set
w/ refl. - to get used to, to settle into, to adapt

Question 153

armonizar

Answer 153

to harmonize, to coordinate
to match
to reconcile, to align (opinions, politics)

Question 154

envejecer(se)

Answer 154

to age, to grow old, to get old
to make [sb] look old
to age, to mature (wine, cheese)
w/ refl. - to age, to become old, to become old-fashioned

Question 155

brindar(se)

Answer 155

to toast, to drink a toast
to give, to provide, to afford
to dedicate
w/ refl. - to make oneself available

Question 156

añejar(se)

Answer 156

to age, to make [sth] old
w/ refl. - to age, to grow old

Question 157

naufragar

Answer 157

to be shipwrecked, to get shipwrecked
to sink
to fall, to flounder, to under

Question 158

impregnar(se)

Answer 158

to impregnate, to coat
to soak, to cover, to coat

Question 159

estallar

Answer 159

to burst, to blow out
to explode, to off, to shatter (glass), to detonate (device)
to burst, to break out

Question 159

agolpar(se)

Answer 159

to crowd together, to pile up, to throng

Question 160

minar

Answer 160

to mine, to dig, to excavate
to undermine

Question 161

distilar

Answer 161

to distill, to filter

Question 162

difundir(se)

Answer 162

to spread, to disseminate, to issue
to diffuse
w/ refl. - to spread, to diffuse, to become diffused, to give off
to announce, to become known, to leak out

Question 163

aglutinar(se)

Answer 163

to bind/bring [sth] together; to unite
w/ refl. - to unite, to come together
to knit together (medical)

Question 164

ingerir

Answer 164

to ingest

Question 165

aguantar(se)

Answer 165

to put up with, to stand, to tolerate, to bear, to endure
to support, to hold, to hold up, to bear
to stifle, to repress, to suppress, to hold back
to hang in there, to hold on, to withstand
w/ refl. - to hold [sth] back
to put up with, to bite one’s tongue

Question 166

plasmar

Answer 166

to express, to capture

Question 167

alabar(se)

Answer 167

to praise
w/ refl. - to brag, to boast, to praise oneself; to be praised

Question 168

asir(se)

Answer 168

to attach, to anchor
w/ refl. - to grab, to hold on to

Question 169

hilar

Answer 169

to spin
to put together, to string together, to connect, to link

Question 170

descartar(se)

Answer 170

to dismiss, to reject, to discard, to rule out
w/ refl. - to throw away, to discard

Question 171

remendar

Answer 171

to mend, to darn, to patch, to patch up
to remedy, to fix, to correct, to sort out

Question 172

arder

Answer 172

to burn; to be boiling hot
to smart, to sting

Question 173

alterar(se)

Answer 173

to unsettle, to agitate, to fluster, to upset; to disrupt
w/ refl. - to get agitated, flustered, upset, shaken
to be altered, modified

Question 174

sulfurar

Answer 174

to sulfurate
to make [sb] angry

Question 175

oxidar(se)

Answer 175

to rust; to oxidize
w/ refl. - to oxidize, to get rusty
to get rusty, be out of practice

Question 176

arrasar

Answer 176

to level, to flatten, to smooth
to devastate, to destroy, to lay waste to
to take [sth] by storm
to triumph

Question 177

oprimir

Answer 177

to crush, to press down, to press on, to squeeze
to oppress

Question 178

vivificar

Answer 178

to animate, to bring new life to [sth]
to vivify, to invigorate

Question 179

restaurar

Answer 179

to restore

Question 180

subsistir

Answer 180

to survive, to linger, to subsist

Question 181

aquejar

Answer 181

to bother, to trouble
to afflict, to beset (formal)

Question 182

aguardar

Answer 182

to wait for
to wait, to hang on, to hold on

Question 183

resguardar(se)

Answer 183

to protect, to shelter, to shield
w/ refl. - to protect, defend oneself

Question 184

marear(se)

Answer 184

to make [sb] dizzy, queasy, feel sick
to annoy, to irritate, to bother
w/ refl. - to become dizzy, tipsy, feel sick

Question 185

sobrar

Answer 185

to be left over, to be extra, to be in excess
to exceed

Question 186

calentar(se)

Answer 186

to warm up, to heat up, to heat
to turn on, to arouse
w/ refl. - to go wild, to get fired up, to get riled up
to get hot, to get turned on, to get horny

Question 187

aclarar(se)

Answer 187

to clear up, to clarify, to explain, to answer
to lighten, to make lighter
to thin, to lighten, to dilute, to water down
w/ refl. - to clear up, to clarify, to explain
to get straight, to make up one’s mind

Question 188

pudrir(se)

Answer 188

to spoil, to decompose, to rot
w/ refl. - to spoil, to go bad
to languish

Question 189

sudar

Answer 189

to sweat, to perspire

Question 190

recalentar(se)

Answer 190

to reheat, to overheat

Question 191

achicharrar(se)

Answer 191

to burn; to burn to a cinder, crisp
to scorch
w/ refl. - to roast, to scorch, to burn

Question 192

fundir(se)

Answer 192

to melt
to cast, to smelt
to break
w/ refl. - to join, to unite, to merge, to fuse
to burn out, to blow out

Question 193

chingar(se)

Answer 193

to annoy, to bother, to pester
to be a nuisance, to be a pain
to fuck, to screw
w/ refl. - to get smashed
to fuck, screw [sb] (+ a)

Question 194

platicar

Answer 194

to talk, to chat
to gab, to yak

Question 195

amasar

Answer 195

to knead, to mix
to amass

Question 196

tentar

Answer 196

to tempt
to test the bravery/mettle of, to goad; to prove
to feel, feel one’s way

Question 197

atinar

Answer 197

to hit upon, to figure out, to come up with, to find (+ a/con)
to hit (+ a/en)

Question 198

constatar

Answer 198

to confirm, to verify, to establish, to validate

Question 199

agravar(se)

Answer 199

to make [sth] worse, to worsen, to aggravate
to worsen, to exacerbate
w/ refl. - to get worse, to take a turn for the worse

Question 200

nombrar

Answer 200

to name, to designate, to appoint, to proclaim, to call

Question 201

brillar

Answer 201

to shine, to glitter, to sparkle
to shine, to stand out

Question 202

poblar(se)

Answer 202

to settle, to populate
to inhabit, to populate, to live in
w/ refl. - to become awash, to become full of (+ de)

Question 203

irritar(se)

Answer 203

to irritate, to annoy, to bug
w/ refl. - to get annoyed, to get irritated
to become irritated, inflamed (skin, eyes, organs)

Question 204

angustiar(se)

Answer 204

to upset, to worry; to grieve, to distress, to cause anguish
w/ refl. - to get worried, distressed; to distress, to worry

Question 205

acceder

Answer 205

to agree to accept, to accede
to agree to, to accept, to consent to (+ a algo)
to gain admission to, to gain access to, to get into

Question 206

desperdiciar

Answer 206

to waste, to throw away, to blow, to squander
to miss, to waste, to miss out on, to throw away

Question 207

despojar(se)

Answer 207

to strip, to divest, to dispossess, to deprive, to rob (+ de)
to strip of, to strip off, to take off (+ de)
w/ refl. - to get undressed, to take one’s clothes off
to relinquish, to get rid of, to give up, to shed (+ de)

Question 208

encomendar(se)

Answer 208

to entrust, to hand over, to trust with
to command, to order
to give, to send, to carry
w/ refl. - to give oneself to, to commend oneself to, to put oneself in the hands of (+ a)

Question 209

fructificar

Answer 209

to give results, to yield results
to be productive, to be fruitful
to bear fruit, to yield a crop

Question 210

escampar

Answer 210

to clear up, to stop raining

Question 211

colmar(se)

Answer 211

to fulfill, to satisfy, to meet
to overfill, to fill to the brim
to fill
to shower with, to deluge (+ de)
w/ refl. - to be realized, to be fulfilled

Question 212

evangelizar

Answer 212

to evangelize

Question 213

pisar

Answer 213

to step on, to tread on, to walk on
to crush, to trample
to trample on, to step on
to steal (idea), to beat [sb] to it

Question 214

indignar(se)

Answer 214

to anger, to outrage
to make [sb] angry, indignant
w/ refl. - to be outraged, to be incensed, to get angry

Question 215

saquear

Answer 215

to sack, to plunder, to loot

Question 216

remover(se)

Answer 216

to stir, to toss, to shake
to remove, to oust
to revive, to bring up again
to reopen old wounds, to stir up, to stir up old memories
w/ refl. - to toss and turn, to move around, to move

Question 217

moler

Answer 217

to grind, to mill
to tire out, to wear out, to grind down
to be a pest, to annoy, to bother, to pester, to bug, to hassle

Question 218

cesar

Answer 218

to stop, to cease
to stop doing [sth] (+ de)
to desist from, to cease to do, to stop doing (+ en)
to resign, to quit, to step down

Question 219

triturar

Answer 219

to grind, to grind up, to crush

Question 220

padecer

Answer 220

to suffer, to endure, to put up with
to worry, to concern

Question 221

asolar(se)

Answer 221

to devastate, to destroy
w/ refl. - to raze, to destroy, to lay waste
to become damaged, to get damaged

Question 222

prosperar

Answer 222

to prosper, to thrive
to catch on, to take hold

Question 223

hinchar(se)

Answer 223

to swell, to inflate, to pump up
to swell up, to inflate, to exaggerate
w/ refl. - to swell, to swell up, to bulge
to stuff/gorge/fill oneself on (+ de)

Question 224

henchir

Answer 224

to fill, to swell
w/ refl. - to pig out, to stuff one’s face

Question 225

anegar(se)

Answer 225

to flood, to inundate
to drown, to sink
w/ refl. - to become flooded, waterlogged
to drown

Question 226

asomar(se)

Answer 226

to put out, to stick out, to lean out
to appear, to brew (as in about to happen)
w/ refl. - to lean out, to sick [sth] out

Question 227

tragar(se)

Answer 227

to swallow
to pig out, to gorge
to put up with, to stomach
w/ refl. - to keep back, to hold in, to suppress
to fall for, to swallow (as in gullible)

Question 228

despreciar(se)

Answer 228

to disregard, to discount
to pay no attention to, to pay no heed to
to spurn
to look down on
to despise, to scorn, to put down
w/ refl. - to be disgusted with oneself, to despise oneself

Question 229

revolcar(se)

Answer 229

to send rolling, to knock over
to upset
to wipe the floor with [sb]
to fail
to roll around, to wallow
w/ refl. - to screw (sl.)
to have a roll in the hay (col)

Question 230

agonizar

Answer 230

to be near death, to be dying
to die down, to fade, to expire, to abate

Question 231

entibiar(se)

Answer 231

to warm up, to take the chill off, to warm
to cool off, to cool down
w/ refl. - to cool off/down, to get cold (food)
to cool off, to grow colder, to chill

Question 232

rebosar(se

Answer 232

to overflow, to spill over, to run over
to be packed, filled to the brim, overflowing (+ de)
w/ refl. - to overflow, to overspill

Question 233

opacar

Answer 233

to darken
to overshadow, to detract from

Question 234

empañar(se)

Answer 234

to mist, to fog, to mist up, to fog up
to dull, to tarnish
to stain, to sully, to blot, to besmirch
w/ refl. - to mist/fog/steam up
to cloud over

Question 235

pregonar

Answer 235

to announce, to proclaim
to spread, to spill

Question 236

deteriorar(se)

Answer 236

to damage, to spoil, to ruin
w/ refl. - to get worse, deteriorated; to worsen

Question 237

vejar

Answer 237

to harass, to annoy, to vex

Question 238

clamar

Answer 238

to clamor for, to cry out for
to cry out, to call out

Question 239

aullar

Answer 239

to howl

Question 240

atajar

Answer 240

to take a shortcut
to contain, to check, to stop, to interrupt
to divide, to partition
to save, to catch (sports)

Question 241

fiar(se)

Answer 241

to sell on credit
to vouch for, to guarantee
w/ refl. - to trust (+ de)

Question 242

talar

Answer 242

to cut down, to chop down

Question 243

derrochar

Answer 243

to waste, to squander, to use up

Question 244

malgastar

Answer 244

to waste, to fritter away, to squander

Question 245

destrozar(se)

Answer 245

to destroy, to smash, to wreck
to devastate, to shatter, to break
w/ refl. - to disintegrate, to smash, to explode, to be destroyed/ruined
to work oneself into the ground, to destroy oneself

Question 246

adueñar(se)

Answer 246

to take over, to take control of, to take hold of, to seize (+ de)

Question 247

comerciar

Answer 247

to trade
to deal (sl.)

Question 248

custodiar

Answer 248

to guard, to flank, to watch over

Question 249

trajinar

Answer 249

to be on the move, to be on the go, to rush around
to move, to transport

Question 250

reclutar

Answer 250

to conscript, to draft, to recruit, to call up

Question 251

atribular

Answer 251

to distress

Question 252

reventar(se)

Answer 252

to blow out, to burst, to shatter, to break into pieces
to break, to crash
to make mad, to annoy, to bother, infuriate, to piss off (inf/sl)
w/ refl. - to break, to shatter, to explode, to burst
to work oneself into the ground, to sweat one’s guts out

Question 253

desalojar

Answer 253

to evict, to put out
to evacuate, to clear

Question 254

encarcelar

Answer 254

to incarcerate, to jail, to imprison
to plaster, to cement

Question 255

repartir(se)

Answer 255

to share out, to divide up, to distribute
to deliver
w/ refl. - to spread out, to split up

Question 256

largar(se)

Answer 256

to tell, to spill out, to spill the beans
to give, to deliver
to let out, to unfurl
to fire, to sack, to dump, to discharge
w/ refl. - to leave

Question 257

morder(se)

Answer 257

to bite
to pinch, to catch
to etch, to cut into, to bite into, to corrode
w/ refl. - to bite

Question 258

rodar

Answer 258

to roll
to shoot, to film

Question 259

orientar(se)

Answer 259

to point, to orient, to guide, to direct
to focus
w/ refl. - to find one’s bearings, to orient oneself, to navigate

Question 260

espantar(se)

Answer 260

to scare, to frighten, to scare away
to shoo away
w/ refl. - to get scared, frightened

Question 261

convocar

Answer 261

to call, to convene, to summon

Question 262

ensañar(se)

Answer 262

to be merciless with, to be cruel to, to go on a rampage (+ con)
to intentionally harm, to treat cruelly/brutally, to show no mercy

Question 263

despilfarrar

Answer 263

to squander, to waste

Question 264

acaparar

Answer 264

to stockpile, to hoard
to corner, to buy up (business)
to monopolize
to hog (inf)

Question 265

encuerar(se)

Answer 265

to strip, to strip naked
to fleece
to put into evidence
w/ refl. - to get undressed, to get naked, to strip down

Question 266

sustentar(se)

Answer 266

to support, to hold up, to bear the weight of
to support, to back up
to sustain, to nourish, to support, to feed and clothe
w/ refl. - to be supported; to rest, to stand
to be based

Question 267

exprimir

Answer 267

to squeeze, to press
to wring out
to use up, to squander
to squeeze, to exploit, to take advantage

Question 268

predicar

Answer 268

to preach
to assert, to declare, to claim
to say, to mention (col)

Question 269

profetizar

Answer 269

to predict, to foretell, to prophesy

Question 270

inquietar

Answer 270

to unsettle, to perturb, to disturb, to disquiet

Question 271

privilegiar

Answer 271

to grant a privilege to, to favor

Question 272

aborrecer

Answer 272

to abhor, to detest, to loathe, to hate
to forsake, to abandon, to ditch, to dump

Question 273

seriar

Answer 273

to arrange in a series

Question 274

escriturar

Answer 274

to register
to place/register on public record

Question 275

sazonar(se)

Answer 275

to season
to ripen
w/ refl. - to mature, to become seasoned