Verbos Flashcards
to abandon, leave behind, desert; to quit, give up
abandonar
to board, get on [plane, bus, etc.]; to approach, accost [a person]
abordar
to abort, cause to miscarry; to have a miscarriage
abortar
to hug, embrace
abrazar
to open
abrir
to bore; to tire, weary
aburrir
to go too far, take advantage
abusar
to finish, end
acabar
to camp, encamp, go camping
acampar
to accept, approve; to agree to
aceptar
to bring near[er], move [something] nearer
acercar
to approach
acercarse
to accompany, go with, escort
acompañar
to advise
aconsejar
to decide, resolve, agree [on]
acordar
to put to bed
acostar
to be accustomed to, be in the habit of; to get [someone] used to
acostumbrar
to act, perform, actuate, operate
actuar
to guess, fortell, prophesy; to guess correctly
adivinar
to admire, respect, look up to)
admirar
to admit, accept, allow, recognize
admitir
to adore, worship
adorar
to shave
afeitar
to make firm, steady, strengthen; to affirm, state, assert
afirmar
to afflict, to grieve, to pain, to distress
afligir
to please, be pleasing
agradar
to put up with, endure, bear, stand
aguantar
to reach, catch, catch up to, catch up with
alcanzar
to make happy, cheer [up], gladden
alegrar
to lunch, eat lunch, have lunch
almorzar
to rent; to rent out, let
alquilar
to love
amar
to threaten, menace
amenazar
to walk, go
andar
to be eager for/to, long for/to, yearn for/to
anhelar
to announce
anunciar
to add; to increase
añadir
to extinguish, put out, turn off
apagar
to appear [i.e., make an appearance
aparecer
to applaud, cheer, clap
aplaudir
to apply
aplicar
to support, hold up, prop up; to back
apoyar
to appreciate, value, esteem, estimate, notice
apreciar
to learn
aprender
to argue, contend, imply; to reproach, accuse
argüir
to throw, hurl, cast, toss
arrojar
to attend (a meeting)
asistir
to breath in, inhale; to suck in; to aspirate; to aspire
aspirar
to attack
atacar
to attend to, pay attention to
atender
to attract, draw, lure
atraer
to cross, cross over, go across, go over, pass through
atravesar
to increase, add to, augment; to be on the increase, rise
aumentar
to advance, move forward
avanzar
to warn, inform, notify
avisar
to help
ayudar
to dance
bailar
to lower, go down, descend, download
bajar
to give a bath [to someone], to bathe [someone]
bañar
to sweep, sweep clean, sweep out, sweep away
barrer
to beat, hammer, pound [on]
batir
to drink
beber
to kiss
besar
to erase, rub out, to cross out, obliterate, wipe out
borrar
to shine, sparkle, glitter, gleam
brillar
to deceive, trick; to seduce
burlar
to search for, look for
buscar
to fit [in something]
caber
to fall
caer
to calculate, compute, add up
calcular
to heat [up], warm [up]
calentar
to keep quiet about, pass over in silence; to hush
callar
to calm (down), quiet, soothe
calmar
to change
cambiar
to walk, go
caminar
to cancel; to wipe out, write off [debt]
cancelar
to tire, tire out, fatigue, wear out [someone or something])
cansar
to sing
cantar
to load, load up; to charge
cargar
to marry, join in marriage, join in wedlock
casar
to punish, penalize, castigate
castigar
to cause; to create, make
causar
to celebrate; to praise, applaud
celebrar
to eat supper, have supper; to eat dinner, have dinner; to dine; to have for supper [or dinner]
cenar
to censor; to censure, criticize, blame
censurar
to close, shut
cerrar
to cease, stop
cesar
to compete
competir
to buy, purchase
comprar
to understand, comprehend
comprender
to communicate, transmit, tell, pass on
comunicar
to drive, conduct
conducir
to confess
confesar
to trust, be trusting, entrust
confiar
to confirm, corroborate, endorse
confirmar
to share; to divide [up]
compartir
to chat, talk
charlar
to gossip
chismear
to shock; to startle; to be suprising, startling; to collide, crash
chocar
to clarify, illuminate, light [up], brighten
clarificar
to classify, grade, rate, sort
clasificar
to charge [a price]; to cash [a check]; to collect, receive [an amount]
cobrar
