Verbs to Know which start with "D"

Question 1

To give, have  (to hand over)
To give, yield, produce bear fruit (to generate)
To hold, have, throw (to celebrate)
To teach (to educate)
To award (to grant)
To give a pleasant taste  (to lend)
To say thanks or greetings, give (to express)
To take (to perform an action)
To deal (card games)
To show (film, theater, television)
To strike (clock)  (to sound)
To consider (to regard; used with "por")
To feel, have (to happen suddenly)
To overlook, face, open onto (to be oriented towards)
To activate (to activate)
To hit, kick a ball (to strike)
To find, come up with, hit upon (to discover)
To be enough (to be sufficient; used with "para")
To give (to motivate)
To hit (to shine)

Answer 1

Dar

Question 2

To grow (to thrive)
To hit, crash, bump (to bash; used with "con")
To happen, present itself (to occur)
To take to (to start)
To hit oneself (to hurt oneself)
To give up  (to surrender) (Mexico)

Answer 2

Darse

Question 3

To realize, notice (often used with “de”)

Answer 3

Darse cuenta

Question 4

To say, tell (to speak)
To say, think, believe (to give an opinion)
To tell, say (to transmit orders)
To say (to be rumored)
To recite  (to narrate)
To tell (to signify)
To say (to be indicated in text)
To say mass (religious)
To go ahead (to invite to speak)

Answer 4

Decir

Question 5

To tell oneself, say to oneself, think to oneself (to promise oneself)
To call (to label)

Answer 5

Decirse

Question 6

To dedicate (to offer in honor of)
To devote, use (to allocate)
To consecrate, dedicate (to declare sacred)

Answer 6

Dedicar

Question 7

To do for a living, work as, be

To devote oneself to, spend time with (to pass time; used with “a”)

Answer 7

Dedicarse

Question 8

To defend, protect (to provide protection)
To defend, stand up for (to vindicate)
To defend, champion (to uphold)
To defend (law)

Answer 8

Defender

Question 9

To safeguard, protect oneself (to safeguard oneself)

To get by (to manage)

Answer 9

Defenderse

Question 10

To leave (to put) (to forget) (to bequeath)(to leave in a certain way)
To drop  (to leave in a certain way)
To let (to allow)
To lend  (to loan)

Answer 10

Dejar

Question 11

To let oneself (to allow oneself to)
To let oneself go (to neglect oneself)
To leave (to forget)
To grow (to allow to grow)

Answer 11

Dejarse

Question 12

To delay, hold up (to set back)
To take (to spend a certain time on) (Latin America)
To take long, be long (to spend too long)
Regionalism used in Latin America: all the countries in South America, Central America, and the Caribbean. Does not include Spain.
(Latin America)

Answer 12

Demorar

Question 13

To be delayed (to be held up)
To take (to spend a certain amount of time) (Latin America)
To take long, be long, take a long time (to spend too long) (Latin America)
To be late (to arrive late) (Latin America)

Answer 13

Demorarse

Question 14

To eat breakfast, have for breakfast (to eat breakfast)

Answer 14

Desayunar

Question 15

To have breakfast (to eat breakfast) (Latin America)

To find out, hear, hear about (colloquial) (to become aware of)

Answer 15

Desayunarse

Question 16

To want, wish, desire (to long for)
To wish (to express a desire for)
To want (to desire sexually)

Answer 16

Desear

Question 17

To say goodbye (to see off)
To fire, dismiss, lay off, sack, give the sack, let go (to discharge from employment)
To give off (to emit)

Answer 17

Despedir

Question 18

To say goodbye (to see off)

Answer 18

Despedirse

Question 19

To wake up (to stimulate)
To arouse (to stimulate)
To awaken (to conjure)

Answer 19

Despertar

Question 20

To wake up (to awake from sleep)

Answer 20

Despertarse

Question 21

To amuse, entertain (to delight)

Answer 21

Divertir

Question 22

To have fun, have a good time, enjoy oneself

Answer 22

Divertirse

Question 23

To hurt, ache (to feel pain)
To hurt (to feel offended)

Answer 23

Doler

Question 24

To regret (to feel remorse; often used with “de”)

Answer 24

Dolerse

Question 25

To sleep (to rest)
To spend the night, stay the night (to pass the night)
To sleep together (to have sex; used with “juntos”)
To lie idle (to be forgotten)
To put to sleep, get off to sleep, bore to sleep (to anesthetize)
To put to sleep, put under (to anesthetize)
To put to sleep (to euthanize; used with “a”)

Answer 25

Dormir

Question 26

To fall asleep, go to sleep (to get to sleep)
To oversleep (to wake up late)
To go to sleep (to go numb)

Answer 26

Dormirse

Question 27

To give someone a shower (to bathe)
To drench (to wet thoroughly)

Answer 27

Duchar

Question 28

To take a shower, have a shower (to shower oneself)

Answer 28

Ducharse

Question 29

To doubt (to shower oneself)(to disbelieve)
To hesitate (to waver)

Answer 29

Dudar

Question 30

To argue, quarrel (to fight verbally)
To discuss (to talk about)
To talk back (to answer back)
To discuss (to debate)
To challenge, dispute (to question)

Answer 30

Discutir

Question 31

To resign (to step down; often used with “de”) (to abandon)

Answer 31

Dimitar

Question 32

To knock out of place, knock out of position, take apart on purpose (to displace)
To dislocate (medicine)

Answer 32

Desencajar

Question 33

To come out of place, come out of position, take apart (to become displaced)
To dislocate (medicine)
To become distorted (to alter)

Answer 33

Desencajarse

Question 34

To unleash, unchain (to set free)

To unleash, trigger, set off (to provoke)

Answer 34

Desencadenar

Question 35

To burst (a storm), blow up (wind), strike (earthquake) (to start)
To break out (to happen suddenly) 
To erupt (to emerge)
To break loose (to free oneself)

Answer 35

Desencadenarse

Question 36

To digest (to assimilate food)
To assimilate, absorb, take in (to comprehend)
To digest, take in (to cope with)

Answer 36

Degerir

Question 37

To allocate, set aside, ear mark, use for (to put aside)

To assign, send, post (to appoint)

Answer 37

Destinar

Question 38

To be allocated (to be put aside)

Answer 38

Destinarse

Question 39

To discourage, dishearten (to demotivate)

Answer 39

Desalentar

Question 40

To get discouraged, lose heart, dishearten (to become demoralized)

Answer 40

Desalentarse

Question 41

To knock out of plumb (to move out of place)

Answer 41

Desplomar

Question 42

To collapse, fall in, plummet (to crumble)
To collapse (figurative) (to fail)
To fall flat to the ground (figurative) (to faint)

Answer 42

Desplomarse