bailar
to dance
inspirar
to inspire, inhale
agarrar
to grab; to catch, take
prolongar
to extend, prolong
adaptar
to adapt
situar
to situate, place, locate
situarse
to be placed, located; to make a place for oneself; to do well
curar
to cure
desempeñar
to carry out, to hold (a position) [to play (a part - acting)]
extraer
to extract
apagar
to turn off, extinguish
prever
to foresee, anticipate, forecast
expulsar
to expel, throw out
exhibir
to exhibit, show off
tapar
to cover, wrap
acceder
to assent; to agree to a demand or request; to assume a position; to gain access to
encender (e-ie)
to turn on
disparar
to shoot, to fire
atar
to tie, tie up, tie down
generar
to generate
abarcar (Not much used)
ábaco = abacus
to encompass, comprise
brindar
to drink a toast; to offer or provide
solucionar
to solve, settle
acomodar
to be or make comfortable
variar
to change, vary
otorgar
to grant (a contract etc.), award a prize, to give, bestow, to confer
cesar
to cease, stop
cesar de infinitivo
to cease to do something
amenazar
to threaten
callar
to be or make quiet, to be quiet, to shut up
vigilar
to look after, keep an eye on; to watch over, guard
orientar
guide, show the way
portar
to carry, bear; to wear
portarse
to behave
avisar
to notify, inform; to advise, warn
renovar (o-ue)
to renew, renovate
soltar (o-ue)
to release, loosen, let out
abordar
to board, get in or on a vehicle; to address or deal with
castigar (2274)
to punish
fracasar
to fail . . . refers to drawn out process of failure
calificar
to grade; to describe as
juntar
to bring together
ejecutar
to execute, carry out
protestar
to protest, object
impresionar
to impress; to affect, move
impresionarse
to be affected or moved
comportar
to behave
dibujar
to draw, sketch
gobernar (e-ie)
to govern
deshacer (-go)
to undo, destroy, take apart
reconstruir
to reconstruct
denunciar
to denounce, condemn; to report something to the authorities
garantizar
to guarantee
combinar
to combine; to match
combinarse
to get together; to conspire
divertir
to amuse, entertain
divertirse
to have fun
conquistar
to conquer; to win over
envolver (o-ue)
to wrap
emprender
to undertake (to do something)
anticipar
to anticipate, advance
quebrar
to break, bend, weaken
equilibrar
to balance
asomar
to put out, stick out; to appear
optar
to choose, opt for
estallar
to burst, explode, shatter
copiar
to copy
inaugurar
to inaugurate, open, start
apretar (e-ie)
to squeeze, tighten, compress
mentir (e-ie)
to tell a lie
contratar
to hire, contract
retener (e-ie)
to retain; to withhold
prender
to pin, fasten; to catch, apprehend; to light a cigarette or match; to turn on; to take root; to catch fire
prender fuego a
to set fire to
formular
to formulate
fumar
to smoke
especializar
to specialize, major in
caracterizar
to characterize, portray
designar
to designate
competir (e-i)
to compete
secar
to dry
imprimir
to print
conversar
to converse
lamentar
to regret
alzar
to lift, raise
iluminar
to illuminate, light up
guiar
to guide, lead, steer
efectuar
to carry out, cause to happen
calentar (e-ie)
to warm, heat
proseguir (e-i)
to continue; to pursue studies or goals
cansar
to tire, annoy
heredar
to inherit
librar
to liberate, set free
brillar
to shine
rescatar
to rescue, save
extrañar
to miss, long for
asustar
to frighten, scare
anotar
to annotate; to jot down; to score in sports
remontar
to overcome; to go up
remontarse
to soar
