Verbos 1- Oct.14 Flashcards
(277 cards)
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- To drain (bañera, agua)
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Desaguar
- desaguar en: to flow into
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- To hang out (ROPA)
- To lay (out) (tumbar)
- To stretch out; to spread
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Tender
- irreg. present tense:
Yo tiendo…
Tu tiendes…
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- To rinse
2. To rinse oneself/ one’s mouth/ hair etc
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Enjuagar
- enjuagarse el pelo
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To Pay Attention
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Hacer caso
“El niño no hizo caso a los consejos de su padre”
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To go back on one’s word
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Desdecir
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To predict; to forecast
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Predecir
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To appoint; to assign
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Adscribir
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To enroll; to engrave (grabar)
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Inscribir
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To place in front
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Anteponer
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- To fix
- To compose (música)
- To make up (formar, ser parte de)
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Componer
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- To oppose
2. To counter; to set against eachother
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Contraponer
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- To entertain (divertir)
2. To distract (despistar)
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Entretener
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- To drop, to set aside
2. To remove from office; to depose (líder)
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Deponer
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To impose
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Imponer
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To oppose
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Oponer
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To postpone (aplazar)
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Posponer
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- To unwind
2. To unwrap
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Desenvolver
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- To wrap
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Envolver
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- To cover up; to conceal (delitos)
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Encubrir
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- To delay; to postpone
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Retrasar
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- To replace (existencias, trabajador)
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Reponer
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- To return
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Regresar
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- To prevent
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Prevenir
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- To keep away
2. To move away
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Alejar
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1. To define (funciones)
| 2. To set the boundaries of (terreno)
Delimitar
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1. To belong
Pertenecer
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1. To bring closer (aproximar)
Acercar
"Acércame el pan?" (Could you pass me the bread?)
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1. To convene (reunión)
| 2. To call (huelga)
Convocar
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1. To embrace, to cover (incluir)
2. To be able to see, to have a view of
3. To contain, to comprise (contener)
Abarcar
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1. To scare, to frighten
Atemorizar
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1. To provide (abastecer)
| 2. To supply
Proveer
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1. To glimpse (por un instante)
2. To barely make out (vislumbrar)
3. To see signs of (adivinar)
Entrever
| "No se entreve una solución"
There is no sign of a solution
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1. To guess (acertar)
Adivinar
| "! Adivina en qué mano está la moneda !"
Guess which hand has the coins in it!
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1. To suppose (creer)
Suponer
"Suponiendo que..." (Supposing/assuming that...)
"Supongo que sí/no..." (I suppose/ expect so/not...)
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1. To forsee, to anticipate (anticipar)
| 2. To plan (planear)
Prever
"Como era de prever..." (As was to be expected..."
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1. To give back; to return
| 2. To throw up
Devolver
| "Si ya lo tiene, lo puedo devolver?"
En tienda
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1. To stir (mezclar) (líquido); to toss
2. To turn upside down, to mess up
3. To upset (irritar) *
Revolver
| * "me revuelve el estómago"
It makes my stomach turn
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1. To uproot (árbol); to pull up (malas hierbas)
2. Tear off (página, pelo)
3. To snatch (algo a alguien)
Arrancar
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1. To place, to put (un lugar, en una posición)
Colocar
| "Vuelve a colocar ese libro donde estaba"
Put that book back where it was
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1. To pack
Empacar
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1. To be wrong; be mistaken
Equivocarse (no tener razón)
| "Te equivocas, eso no es así"
You're wrong, it's not like that
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1. To make, to manufacture (producir)
2. To build (construir)
3. To make up (inventar)
Fabricar
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1. To indicate (señalar)
Indicar
| "Me indicó el camino"
He showed me the way
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1. To mark, to flag
Marcar
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1. To chew
Masticar
| "Hay que dárselo todo masticado"
You need to spoon feed him
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1. To give birth
Dar a luz
Parir
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1. To place, to put (colocar) (mueble, persona)
2. To LOCATE (situar)
3. To find, to locate (encontrar)
Ubicar
- mostly used for location
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1. To add (a to) (añadir)
Agregar
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1. To turn off (luz)
| 2. To put out (fuego, incendio)
Apagar
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1. To allege; to claim
Alegar
"Alegar que..." (To claim that...)
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1. To load (llenar) (vehículo, arma, cámara)
| 2. To refill (pluma, machero)
Cargar
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1. To punish
Castigar
| "Castigaron los niños sin cena"
They punished the children without dinner
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1. To hang (suspender)
| 2. To hang up (teléfono)
Colgar
| "Me colgó en mitad de la frase"
She hung up on me when I was mid-sentence
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1. To judge
Juzgar
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1. To order
| 2. To put someone in charge
Encargar
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1. To deliver
| 2. To hand in
Entregar
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1. To glue
| 2. To stick; to hit
Pegar
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1. To water
Regar
Prsnt irreg.: riego, riegas, riega...
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1. To beg
| 2. To pray
Rogar
Present irreg: ruego, ruegas, ruega...
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1. To mow
| 2. To reap; to cut
Segar
Present irreg: siego, siegas, siega...
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1. To wander
Vagar
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1. To lift, to raise (levantar); to BOOST
2. To raise (voz)
3. To raise (aumentar)
Alzar
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1. To reach; to achieve
| 2. To catch up
Alcanzar
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1. To threaten (persona)
Amenazar
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1. To allow (dar permiso a)
| 2. To approve; to authorize
Autorizar
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1. To enjoy oneself
Gozar
"Gozar con" - to take delight in
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1. To throw (tirar)
| 2. To launch; to hurl, fling (con fuerza)
Lanzar
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1. To make (ejecutar)
2. To perform (trabajo, operación)
3. To fulfill (hacer real)
Realizar
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1. To pray (orar)
Rezar
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1. To calm (down) (calmar)
| 2. To reassure (dar confianza a)
Tranquilizarse
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1. To stumble, to trip
| 2. To run into s.o. (Con alguien)
Tropezar
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1. To warn
Advertir
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1. To regret it (lamentar) (de acción)
| 2. To be sorry; to repent
Arrepentirse
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1. To compete
Competir (con/por with/for)
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1. To conceive (plan, hijo)
| 2. To imagine (imaginar)
Concebir
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1. To obtain, to get (obtener)
| 2. To achieve (un objetivo)
Conseguir
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1. To convert, to transform
Convertir
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1. To correct (error)
2. To mark (examen)
"Corrígeme si me equivoco, pero creo que..."
Corregir
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1. To undress
Desvestirse
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1. To melt (licuar)
| 2. To thaw (nieve)
Derretirse
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1. To differ
| 2. To postpone; to put off (disponer)
Diferir
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1. To digest (comida)
| 2. To assimilate, take in (noticias, hechos)
Digerir
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1. To choose, to select (escoger)
| 2. To elect (por votación)
Elegir
Present irreg: elijo, eliges, elige, ...
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1. To issue (passaporte, discreto)
| 2. To send, to dispatch
Expedir
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1. To moan, to whine
Gemir
Present irreg: gimo, gimes, gime, gemimos, gemís, gimen
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1. To hurt, to injure (físicamente)
| 2. To wound
Herir
Present irreg.: hiero, hieres, hiere, herimos, herís, hieren
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1. To swallow, to consume, to ingest
Ingerir
Present irregular.: ingiero, ingieres, ingiere...
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1. To invest
Invertir
Present irreg: invierto, inviertes, invierte...
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1. To measure
Medir
Pres irreg: mido, mides, mide...
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1. To chase, pursue (seguir, tratar de obtener)
| 2. To persecute
Perseguir
Pres irreg: persigo, persigues, persigue...
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1. To forsee
| 2. To feel; have a premonition
Presentir
Pres irreg: presiento, presientes, presiente....
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1. To continue
| 2. To carry on
Proseguir
Pres irreg: prosigo, prosigues, prosigue, proseguimos...
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1. To refer
| 2. To tell, to recount
Referir
Pres. irreg: refiero, refieres, refiere,
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1. To govern; to rule; to manage
Regir
Pres irreg: rijo, riges, rige, regimos, regís, rigen
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1. To surrender; to yield
| 2. To exhaust, to tire out
Rendirse
Pres. irreg: rindo, rindes, rinde, rendimos...
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1. To argue, to scold
Reñir
Pres irreg: riño, riñes, riñe, reñimos...
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1. To need, to require (necesitar)
Requerir
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1. To follow
| 2. To continue
Seguir
Pres irreg: sigo, sigues, sigue
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1. To smile
Sonreír
Pres irreg: sonrío, sonríes, sonríe, sonreímos, sonreís, sonríen
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1. To suggest
Sugerir
Pres irreg: sugiero, sugieres, sugiere...
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1. To dye (ropa, pelo)
Teñir
Pres irreg: tiño, tiñes, tiñe, teñimos, teñís, tiñen
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1. To overwhelm
Abrumar
"Me sentía abrumado por los acontecimientos."
(I felt overwhelmed by events)
* arrollar (enemy, opponent)
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1. To ignore; to disregard
Desoír
Irreg present: desoigo, desoyes, desoye, desoímos, desoís, desoyen
Irreg preterit: desoí, desoíste, desoyó, desoímos, desoísteis, desoyeron
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1. To own (ser dueño de)
Poseer
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1. To supply, to provide
Proveer
*3rd person preterit: proveyó
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1. To relapse (enfermo)
| 2. To fall back to
Recaer
Irregular Present: recaigo
Irreg preterit: recaí, recaíste, recayó... Recayeron
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1. To flee ( de - from)
2. To escape (escapar)
3. To avoid
Huir
Irreg Present: huyo, huyes, huye, huimos, huís, huyen
Irreg Preterit: huí, huíste, huyó, huímos, huísteis, huyeron
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1. To attribute
| 2. To confer
Atribuir
Irreg Pres: atribuyo, atribuyes, atribuye...
Irreg Pret: atribuí, atribuiste, atribuyó...atribuyeron
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1. To make up (componer)
| 2. To constitute; to set up
Constituir
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1. To build; to construct
Construir
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1. To conclude
Concluir
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1. To demolish; to knock down
Derruir
Irreg Pres: derruyo, derruyes, derruye, ... Derruyen
Irreg Pret: derruí, derruiste, detruyó, ... Derruyeron
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1. To dismiss
| 2. To remove from office
Destituir
Irreg pres.: destituyo, destituyes, destituye... Destituyen
Irreg Pret: destuí, destituiste, destituyó.... destituyeron
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1. To destroy
Destruir
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1. To dilute
Diluir
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1. To reduce; to decrease
Disminuir
Irreg pres: disminuyo, disminuyes, disminuye, ... Disminuyen
Irreg Pret: disminuí, disminuiste, disminuyó... Disminuyeron
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1. To train
Entrenar
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1. To distribute
Distribuir
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1. To exclude (dejar fuera)
| 2. To omit; to keep out
Excluir
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1. To flow
Fluir
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1. To imbue (to impregnate or inspire with feelings)
Imbuir (de - with)
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1. To include
Incluir
"A mí no me incluyas" (count me out)
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1. To influence
Influir
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1. To sense
| 2. To have a feelings
Intuir
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1. To establish (fundar)
2. To found (premio)
3. To appoint (nombrar)
Instituir
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1. To instruct, to train, to coach
Instruir
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1. To block, to obstruct (bloquear)
Obstruir
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1. To betray (amigo, ideal)
| 2. To give away (ser descubierto por)
Traicionar
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1. To reveal (descubrir)
| 2. To disclose; to show
Revelar
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1. To seclude, to imprison
Recluir
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1. To reconstitute (rehacer)
| 2. To reconstruct
Reconstituir
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1. To rebuild (edificio, país)
Reconstruir
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1. To redistribute
Redistribuir
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1. To avoid
| 2. To reject
Rehuir
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1. To return (devolver, objeto)
| 2. To restore (restaurar)
Restituir
Restituirse a - to return to
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1. To substitute
| 2. To replace
Sustituir (por - with/for)
Irreg Pres: sustituyo, sustituyes, sustituye, sustituimos, sustituís, sustituyen
Irreg Pret: sustituí, sustituiste, sustituyó...sustituyeron
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1. To thank; to be grateful for (dar las gracias)
Agradecer
"Te lo agradezco mucho" (I'm very grateful to you)
"Le agradezco su interés" (thank you for your interest)
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1. To bribe
Sobornar
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1. To Brown (comida)
2. To tan (piel)
3. To gild (cubrir con oro)
Dorar
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1. To endow
2. To provide (proveer)
3. To equip
Dotar
"Dotar (a) algo de" ( to provide sth with sth)
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1. To wet, to soak
Mojar
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1. To exchange
Cambiar por
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1. To attract; to draw (atención)
| 2. To attract (gustar)
Atraer
Pres irreg: atraigo, atraes...
Pret irreg: atraje, atrajiste, atrajo, atrajimos, atrajisteis, atrajeron
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1. To contract (encoger)
Contraer
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1. To contradict
Contradecir
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1. To remove (quitar), seperate, take away
| 2. To turn aside (desviar)
Detraer
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1. To retract
| 2. To withdraw, retreat
Retraer
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1. To remove, extract
| 2. To subract (Math)
Sustraer
"Sustraer a/ de"- to avoid (obligación, problema)
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1. To redirect (desviar)
| 2. to return (devolver)
Reconducir
Irreg Pres: reconduzco, reconduces...
Irreg Pret: reconduje, recondujes, recondujiste, recondujo, recondujimos, recondujisteis, recondujeron
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1. To produce
| 2. To cause; to give rise to
Producir
Irreg Pres: produzco, produces, ..
Irreg Pret: produje, produjiste, produjo, produjimos, produjisteis, produjeron
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1. To subsidize (precios, industria)
Subvencionar
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1. To pawn
Empeñar
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1. To carry out (función, misión)
2. To hold (cargo, puesto)
3. To redeem, get out of debt
Desempeñar
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1. To leak; to escape
Fugar
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1. To swallow
Tragar
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1. To choke
Atragantarse
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1. To push
| 2. To shove
Empujar
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1. To vanish
| 2. To blur, to soften
Esfumar
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1. To disguise (con traje)
2. To disguise (intenciones, verdad, hechos)
3. To hide, conceal (nervios, sentimientos)
Disfrazar
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Acaparar
1. To monopolize, to hoard
"Acaparada las miradas de todos"- all eyes were on her
"Los reyes están en Holanda donde Letizia y Máxima acapararon la atención"
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Ratear
1. To pilfer, to steal
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Arrastrarse
1. To drag (move along The ground)
2. To crawl; to creep; to slither
"Los serpientes se arrastran"
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Verter
1. To pour
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1. To infest
Plagar
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1. To spoil, to ruin (estropear) (fiesta, etc)
| 2. To bother (molestar), to annoy
Fastidiar
"Su actitud me fastidia mucho" - i find his attitude very annoying
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Remitir
1. To send; to refer
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Roncar
To snore
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To sneeze
Estornudar
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Darse cuenta
To realize
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Darse prisa
To hurry up
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Irse de juerga
Go partying/ go on a spree
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To give proof
Dar prueba
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1. To poke out
| 2. To come out; to show ones face
Asomar
"Ni por asomas"
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1. To give up, to stop (de hacer algo ...doing sth)
| 2. To cease
Desistir
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1. To mislead, to divert
| 2. To distract (distraer)
Despistar
"El ruido me despista" -(the noise is distracting me)
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To graze
Pastar
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To damage, to break down (coche, máquina)
Averiarse
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To dusk
Anochecer
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1. To frustrate
| 2. To thwart
Frustrar
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1. To blow up, to inflate
| 2. To swell up
Hincharse
"Se me ha hinchado el brazo"- my arm has swollen up
"Se hinchó a comer"- She stuffed herself
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1. To devote (tiempo, energía, dinero)
2. To use (espacio, cuarto)
3. To dedicate (libro, monumento)
Dedicarse
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To bother
Tener la molestía (de hacer algo)
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1. Take a stroll
Dar un paseo
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1. To find out
Enterarse
Enterarse a alguien de algo- inform s.o. about smtg
"Pues está mañana me he enterado de que Juan y Elena dejaron de vivir juntos hacían varias semanas"
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To beg
Pedir limosna
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1. To shiver (de frío, de miedo)
Tiritar
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To crush
Aplastar
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1. To break (romper)
2. To weaken (debilitar)
3. To go bankrupt
Quebrarse
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1. To creak (Madera)
| 2. To crackle, to crunch
Crujir
"Las maderas crujían..."
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1. To utter
| 2. To hurl (insultos)
Proferir
Irreg pret: profirío, profirieron
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1. To empower; to authorize
Apoderar
*apoderarse - to seize
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1. To play the lead; to be involved in
Protagonizar
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1. Take a stroll
Dar un paseo
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Calar
1. To soak
| 2. To penetrate
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Ser un cachondeo
To be a laugh
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Tomarse algo a cachondeo
To treat something as a joke
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Flaquearse
1. To weaken
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1. To claim,
| 2. to demand, to ask for (exigir, pedir)
Reclamar
"Le he reclamado todo el dinero que me debe"
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1. To be mistaken
Equivocarse
Me equivoqué
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1. To ship
| 2. To send
Expedir
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1. To show
| 2. To display
Exponer
Irreg p.p.: expuesto
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1. To object
Oponer
Irreg: opuesto
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1. To rot
| 2. To putrify
Pudrirse
Irreg p.p.: podrido
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1. To reoffend
Recaer
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1. To imprison
Recluir (se)
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1. To restore
Recomponer
*recompuesto
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1. To shy away from
Rehuir
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1. To revise
Releer
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1. To put back
Reponerse
*respuesto
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1. To repress
Reprimir
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1. To withdraw
Retraer
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1. To satisfy
Satisfacer
* satisfecho
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1. To seduce
Seducir
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1. To sign
Suscribir
*suscrito
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1. To steal
Sustraer
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1. To mix; to stir
Revolver
* Revuelto
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1. To risk
Arriesgarse
No quiero arriesgarme -
I don't want to risk it
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1. To involve; to jeopordize
Comprometer
Las imágenes no deben comprometer a ninguno de los asistentes a la cena
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To have a good time , have fun
Pasarlo/ a bien
Pasárselo bien
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1. To fill (to The brim); to heap
| 2. To fufill (aspiración, deseo)
Colmar
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1. To oppress
| 2. To press (bóton)
Oprimir
Oprima el número nueve - press number nine
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1. To hurry (meter/darse prisa)
2. To finish off (Agotar) ; To exhaust (existencias, la paciencia)
3. To worry (about) por
Apurarse
"Apura tu copa, que nos vamos"
- drink up, we're going
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1. To complain
Quejarse (reclamar for formal complaints)
Se quejaron a los vecinos- they complained to The neighbors
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1. to roast (al horno)
| 2. To grill; to broil
Asar (to roast)
Asar a la parrilla (to grill)
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To make excuses
Poner excusas
"Finalmente decidí dejar de poner excusas e intentarlo"
- finally I decided to stop making excuses and go for it
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1. To give the reason
| 2. To justify
Dar la rázon
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1. To coat in batter or bread crumbs
Rebozar
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1. To encourage (animar)
Alentarse
Alentar a alguien a hacer algo
"Las condiciones económicas alentaron la llegada de inmigrantes a España..."
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1. To shuffle (cartas)
| 2. To consider (considerar- nombres, posibilidades)
Barajar
"Mientras, los países europeos siguen barajando medidas de control"
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1. To turn down (rechazar)
| 2. To look down on, turn one's nose up at (despreciar)
Desestimar
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To be about to (do something)
Estar a punto de + infinitive
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To be in agreement
To agree (with)
Estar conforme
Estar de acuerdo (con)
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To be about to do (sthng)
Estar para + inf.
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To be in favor of
Estar por
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1. To file
Archivar
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1. To encourage
2. To enliven
3. To motivate, to drive
Animar
1. "Mis padres siempre me han animado a estudiar"
2. "Ese grupo sabe cómo animar una fiesta"
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1. To enliven; to get energized
| 2. To cheer up
AnimarSE
1. "Ella siempre se anima antes de salir a bailar a salsa"
2. "La vista de mi abuela me ánimo" (my grandma's visit cheered me up)
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1. To sway (árbol, persona)
2. To wobble (mesa, silla)
3. To dangle
Bambolearse
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1. To rock (en silla)
| 2. To swing (en columpio, hamaca)
Mecerse
Irreg YO present tense: mezo , meces, mece, mecéis, mecen
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1. To dig; to scratch;
| 2. To rummage
Escarbar
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1. To touch (emotion), to move emotionally
Conmover (to move, to touch)
Conmoverse (to be moved, touched)
Irreg Pres tense: conmuevo, conmueves, conmueve, conmovemos, conmovéis, conmueven
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1. To blink
Parpadear (luz y ojos) pestañear (sólo ojos)
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1. To inherit
Heredar (from de)
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1. To hesitate (dudar o hablar); vacillate (vacilar)
| 2. To Stutter (balbucear)
Titubear (titubeante)
"No titubear en hacer algo"- don't hesitate to do sth
"Respondió sin titubear"- he answered with no hesitation
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1. To burgle (casa), ransack
| 2. To rob (persona)
Desvalijar
"Los ladrones desvalijaron 14 oficinas, todas ellas del sector frutícola."
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1. To harden or toughen (objecto o piel)
2. To strengthen (body)
3. Toughen up (carácter)
Endurecer
"Endurecer la piel puede eliminar las ampollas" - toughening skin can eliminate blisters
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1. To tread on (con el piel), To step on, walk on
Pisar
"Prohibido pisar el césped"
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1. To keep awake
| 2. To unveil, to reveal, to tell (noticia, secreto)
Desvelarse
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1. To poison
Envenenarse
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1. To purr
Ronronear
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1. To vent (ira)
| 2. To relieve, to ease (contar penas), unburden
Desahogar
"Desahogó sus penas"- she unburdened herself of her woes
Desahogarse- let off steam
"Me desahogué diciéndole todo lo que pensaba"
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1. To move away (alejar)
2. To remove (quitar)
3. To separate (separar)
Apartarse
"Apartar la mirada"- to look away
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1. To splash around
Chapotear
Chapotea en el barro- he splashes in the mud
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1. To ruin (también figurativo)
Arruinarse
"Por arruinar mi prometedora carrera..."
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1. To clarify, to explain (puntualizar)
2. To tinge (teñir) with (de)
3. To blend; to tone down; to match (arte)
Matizar
"Matizar que"- to explain that...
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1. To bug (molestas)
| 2. To mess up (estropear)(fiestas, planes)
Jorobarse
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1. To look like
Asemejar (a)
Asemejarse (a)- to be similar to
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1. To attach (documento en correo electrónico)
| 2. To enclose (en una carta)
Adjuntar
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1. To feed (give food o figurativo)
| 2. To nourish
Alimentar
"Alimentaste al bebe?"- did you feed The baby?
"La lectura alimenta la imaginación"- reading fires/feeds The imagination
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1. To shoot; to execute by firing squad
Fusilar
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1. To vilify, to revile (ofender)
| 2. To despise (despreciar)
Vilipendiar
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1. To practise
| 2. To rehearse
Ensayar
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1. To sob
Sollozar
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1. To throw, throw oneself
| 2. To fling, to hurl
Arrojar
'Ella arrojó el anillo al mar; ya no querría saber más de su ex-esposo'
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1. To undertake
2. To start ((trabajo)
3. To set off on (viaje)
Emprender
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1. To turn to sby (buscar ayuda)
2. To resort to something
3. To appeal (ley)
Recurrir
- recurrir a alguien
- recurrir a algo
- (3) "Barney recurre la fianza de 88 millones por excesiva"
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1. To reduce
| 2. To decrease
Disminuir
-irreg Pres: disminuyo, disminuyes, disminuye, disminuimos, disminuís, disminuyen
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1. To avoid (persona, discusión)
| 2. To dodge (golpe)
Esquivar
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1. To tally, add up
| 2. To square off
Cuadrar
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Reconocer
1. To recognize
"?me reconoces en este foto?
2. To admit an error
"Mi padre reconoció que se había equivocado"
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1. To vent
| 2. To let off steam
Desfogarse
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1. To put on top
| 2. To overcome; to triumph over; to win through (pronominal)
1. Sobreponer
2. Sobreponerse
"A pesar de las dificultades de los últimos años han sabido sobreponerse en un admirable esfuerzo..."
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1. To shelter, to wrap up, to protect
| 2. To cherish
Abrigar
"Esta chaqueta no abriga nada"
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Paladear
1. To savor; to taste
"Una oportunidad única para paladear la esencia de la Fiesta Nacional"
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Repletar
1. To fill completely
2. To stuff full; pack tight
"Les deseo que disfruten de estas fiestas de San Isidro, repletas de música con conciertos..."
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1. To praise
Alabar
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Aporrear
1. To bang on (puerta, piano)
2. To beat up (dar una paliza a)
3. To beat (pegar)
"Los Zaldikos también van armadas con vergas (Yard stick) y aporrean los niños"
