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Verbs to Know which start with "R" Flashcards

1
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To pick up  (to lift up)
To gather (to collect)
To clean up (to organize)
To pick up (to fetch)
To put up (to put hair up)
To pick (to harvest)
To include, show an image (to contain)
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Recoger

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To go home (to go to one’s place)
To go to bed (to go to sleep)
To withdraw, retire (religion)
To lift up, roll up (clothing)

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Recogerse

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To laugh (to make a happy sound)
To indulge (to gratify)
Regionalism used in Spain
(Spain)

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Reir

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To laugh (to make a happy sound)
To laugh at (to make fun of)
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Reírse

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To congregate, bring together (to congregate)
To create a collection (to create a collection)
To meet, fulfil (to attain)

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Reunir

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To meet (to get together)

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Reunirse

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To react (chemistry) (to behave or reply)
To react against (to oppose; used with “en contra de”)
To react to a stimulant, react to a treatment (medicine)
To recover (economy) (to function again properly)
To pull oneself together (to regain control of oneself)

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Reaccionar

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To carry out, do, perform, materialize, fulfill, make a trip or visit (to execute)
To produce (cinema)
To make (cinema)
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Realizar

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To come true, be fulfilled, be realized (to become real)

To find fulfillment (to be satisfied)

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Realizarse

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To reduce, bring the price down, lower, cut (to decrease an amount)
To reduce the sentence, lower the age (to decrease the time)
To lower, depress (to decrease the height)
To dilute, thin down paint, tone down a color, cut a drug (to weaken)
To relegate (to lower in rank)
To lose (to reduce weight)
To humiliate (to put down)
To exempt (military)
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Rebajar

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To lower oneself, humble oneself, stoop (to humiliate oneself)
To be exempt (military)

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Rebajarse

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To incite a rebellion (to stir up revolt among)

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Rebelar

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To revolt, rise up (to revolt)

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Rebelarse

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To suffer a relapse, have a relapse, relapse (medicine)
To fall on, devolve on (to be assigned to; used with “en” or “sobre”)
To go to (to be awarded to)
To relapse into, fall back into (to reoffend)

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Recaer

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To recharge a battery, reload a gun, program or truck, refill a container, top up a debit card (to replenish)
To overload (to increase workload of)
To increase a fee, raise a fee, charge an extra amount
(to put up a payment)
To overdecorate, clutter (to overdo decoration in)
To increase a sentence (legal)

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Recargar

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To lean against (to rest; used with “contra”)

To overburden oneself (to overload with responsibilities)

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Recargarse

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To reject, turn down (to refuse to accept)
To repel, drive back (to push back)
To deny (to declare untrue)
To reject (medicine)
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Rechazar

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To receive, accept (to be given)
To get (to take delivery of)
To welcome, receive (to greet)
To receive (to react to)
To receive visitors, see patients (to welcome visitors)
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Recibir

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19
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To graduate (to qualify) (Latin America)

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Recibirse

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20
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To recite

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Recitar

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To recover, get back (to have or take back)
To recover, get back, regain (to recover a faculty)
To make up for lost time (compensate for)
To recapture, retake (military)

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Recobrar

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22
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To recover, get over (to get well; often used with “de”)

To recoup an economic loss (finance; used with “de”)

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Recobrarse

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23
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To recommend, advise (to suggest)
To recommend (to give a good reference)
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Recomendar

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To distinguish, recognize (to distinguish)
To admit (to admit an error)
To recognize, acknowledge (legal)
To examine (medicine)

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Reconocer

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25
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To rebuild, reconstruct (to restore)
To reconstruct  (to repeat)
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Reconstruir

26
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To remember, recall  (to recall)
To remind  (to call to mind)
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Recordar

27
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To wake up (to awake from sleep) (Mexico)

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Recordarse

28
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To cut off, cut away, trim (to shorten)
To cut out (to remove by cutting)
To cut, cut down on, reduce (to slash)

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Recortar

29
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To recover, regain, get back (to reclaim)
To recoup and investment or loss (finance)
To retrieve, recover (computing)
To make up for, make up (to compensate for)
To retake (to take again)

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Recuperar

30
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To turn to, go to (to consult)
To resort to (to seek recourse)
To appeal, appeal against (legal)

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Recurrir

31
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To reduce, decrease, cut (to diminish)
To reduce (to transform)
To reduce speed, shift down, gear down (automobile)
To subdue, overpower

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Reducir

32
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To come down to (to end up)
To drop (to diminish)
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Reducirse

33
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To replace (to exchange) (to substitute)

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Reemplazar

34
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To reflect, think, think it over (to ponder)

To reflect on, think about, think over (to consider)

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Reflexionar

35
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To reform, alter (to modify)
To renovate,, redecorate (to refurbish)
To reform (to cause someone to change their behavior)

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Reformar

36
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To mend one’s way, reform (to change one’s behavior)

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Reformarse

37
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To refrigerate (to keep cold)
To air condition (to make cool)
To cool (to make colder)
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Refrigerar

38
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To refute

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Refutar

39
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To give (to give as a gift)
To give away (to give for free)
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Regalar

40
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To treat oneself (to give for free)

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Regalarse

41
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To govern, rule (to lead)
To run, manage (to administer)
To govern, control (to regulate)
To be in force, apply 
To have it all together, be all there (colloquial) (to be sane) (Spain)
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Regir

42
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To be guided by, governed by (to be controlled by)

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Regirse

43
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To search (to check out)
To register, record (to make an official record of)
To record (to make a recording of)
To register, record (to mark)
To see (to experience)
To include, put down, note down, give (to write down)
To register  (to send by special mail) (Mexico)
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Registrar

44
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To register, check in to a hotel (to happen)

To be recorded, registered, reported (to happen)

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Registrarse

45
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To return, come back, go back (to go back)

To return, give back (to hand back) (Latin America)

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Regresar

46
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To return, come back go, back (to be back) (Latin America)

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Regresarse

47
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To reign, rule (to govern)

To prevail, reign (to predominate)

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Reinar

48
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To reintegrate (to integrate again)
To reinstate (to put back)
To refund, return, replace, reimburse, pay back (finance)
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Reintegrar

49
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To return  (to go back)
To reintegrate (to integrate oneself again)
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Reintegrarse

50
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To relax, calm (to lessen tension or stress)
To relax (to lessen in severity)
To mock

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Relajar

51
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To relax, calm down (to lessen tension or str

Toss)

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Relajarse

52
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To relate, tell about, recount, describe facts (to narrate)

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Reletar

53
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To relevel, refill, (general)

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Rellenar

54
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To remove, take away, clear away (to carry away)
To take away, remove (to put out of sight)
To withdraw, recall (to cause to leave)
To withdraw (to stop giving something) (finance) (to take out of circulation)
To take back (to retract)
To withdraw, pull away (to remove from reach)
To force to retire, retire, pension off (to oblige to retir
To collect, pick up (to take possession of)

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Retirar

55
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To retire (to stop working)
To hang up (telecommunications)
To move back (to move oneself)
To go to bed, retire (to go to sleep)
To leave, go (to go away)
To retreat (to abandon the front line)
To pull out, withdraw (to quit; used with "de")
To take oneself off, go away, retire (to go somewhere for solitude)
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Retirarse

56
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To reproach, blame (to criticize)

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Reprochar

57
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To reproach oneself for, blame oneself for (to feel guilty about)

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Reprocharse

58
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To trek around, traverse (to trek across)
To cover, do (to travel)
To look around (to inspect)

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Recorrer

59
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To travel around (to trek across)

To cover, do (to travel)

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Recorrerse

60
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To reiterate, repeat (to restate)

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Reiterar

61
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To reaffirm (to maintain; used with “en”)

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Reiterarse

62
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To stand out (to be notable)
To jut out, project (to stick out)
To highlight, emphasize (to underscore)

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Resaltar

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