1-200_Verbs Flashcards
revocar
to revoke, to repeal
revolver
to revolve, to turn around to turn over to turn upside down
robar
to rob, to steal
rogar
to supplicate, to ask to ask for to request to beg to pray
romper
to break, to shatter to tear
saber
to know, to know how
sacar
to take out, to get
sacudir
to shake, to jerk to jolt
salir
to go out, to leave
saltar
to jump, to leap to hop to spring
saludar
to greet, to salute
satisfacer
to satisfy,
secar
to dry, to wipe dry
secarse
to dry oneself,
seguir
to follow, to pursue to continue
señalar
to signal, to indicate to point out to show
sentarse
to sit down,
sentir
to feel sorry, to regret to feel
sentirse
to feel (well, ill)
separar
to separate, to detach to sort to set apart
ser
to be,
servir
to serve,
socorrer
to help, to aid to assist to succor
sofocar
to choke, to smother to suffocate to stifle
soler
to be accustomed to, to be in the habit of to have the custom of
sollozar
to sob, to whimper
someter
to subdue, to subject to surrender to submit
sonar
to ring, to echo to resound to sound
so¤ar
to dream,
sonre¡r
to smile,
soplar
to blow, to blow out
sorprender
to surprise, to astonish
sospechar
to suspect,
sostener
to sustain, to support to maintain to uphold
subir
to go up, to come up to climb to rise to mount to get on (a train bus
subrayar
to underline, to underscore to emphasize
subscribir
to subscribe, to agree with to sign
suceder
to happen,
sufrir
to suffer, to endure to bear up to undergo
sugerir
to hint, to insinuate to suggest
sumergir
to submerge, to plunge to immerse to sink
suponer
to suppose, to assume
suprimir
to suppress, to abolish to cancel (in mathematics) to eliminate
surgir
to surge, to appear to spout to spurt
suspirar
to sigh,
ta¤er
to pluck, to play (a stringed instrument)
telefonear
to telephone,
telegrafiar
to telegraph, to cable
temblar
to tremble, to quake to quiver to shake to shiver
temer
to fear, to dread
tender
to extend, to offer to stretch to spread out to hang out (washing)
tener
to have, to hold
tentar
to examine by touch, to feel with the fingers to attempt to try
terminar
to end, to terminate to finish
venir
to come,
tirar
to pull, to draw to pitch (a ball) to shoot (a gun) to throw to fling
ver
to see,
tocar
to play (a musical instrument), to touch
tomar
to take, to have (something to eat or to drink)
zurcir
to darn, to mend
tostar
to toast, to tan to roast (coffee)
trabajar
to work, to labor
traducir
to translate,
traer
to bring,
tratar
to try, to treat a subject
tropezar
to stumble, to blunder
unir
to connect, to unite to join to bind to attach
usar
to use, to employ to wear
utilizar
to utilize,
vaciar
to empty,
valer
to be worth,
velar
to stay awake, to guard to watch over
vencer
to conquer, to overcome to defeat
vender
to sell,
vestirse
to dress oneself, to get dressed
viajar
to travel,
vigilar
to watch (over), to keep guard to look out for
visitar
to visit,
vivir
to live,
volar
to fly,
volver
to return, to go back
votar
to vote, to vow
yacer
to lie down, to be lying down to lie in a grave
zumbar
to buzz, to hum to flutter around
mostrar
to show, to point out
mover
to move, to persuade to excite
mudarse
to change one’s clothes, to change one’s place of residence to move
nacer
to be born,
nadar
to swim,
navegar
to navigate, to sail
necesitar
to need,
negar
to deny,
nevar
to snow,
obedecer
to obey,
observar
to observe,
obtener
to obtain, to get
ocultarse
to hide oneself,
ocupar
to occupy,
ocurrir
to occur, to happen
ofrecer
to offer,
o¡r
to hear,
oler
to smell, to scent
olvidar
to forget,
oponer
to oppose,
ordenar
to order, to command to put in order to arrange
organizar
to organize, to arrange to set up
osar
to dare, to venture
pagar
to pay,
parar
to stop (someone or something),
pararse
to stop (oneself),
parecer
to seem, to appear
parecerse
to resemble each other, to look alike
partir
to leave, to depart to divide to split
pasar
to pass (by), to happen to spend (time)
pasearse
to take a walk, to parade
pedir
to ask for, to request
pegar
to beat, to hit to slap to stick to glue to paste
peinarse
to comb one’s hair,
pensar
to think,
percibir
to perceive,
perder
to lose,
perdonar
to pardon, to forgive to excuse
permitir
to permit, to admit to allow to grant
pertenecer
to pertain, to appertain to belong
pintar
to paint,
pintarse
to make up (one’s face), to tint to color (one’s hair lips etc.)
pisar
to tread (on), to step on to trample
placer
to gratify, to humor to please
platicar
to chat, to talk over to discuss
poder
to be able, can
poner
to put, to place
ponerse
to put on (clothing), to become to set (of sun)
poseer
to possess, to own
practicar
to practice,
predecir
to predict, to forecast to foretell
predicar
to preach,
preferir
to prefer,
preguntar
to ask, to inquire to question
preocuparse
to be concerned, to worry to be worried
preparar
to prepare,
prepararse
to be prepared, to get ready to prepare oneself
presentar
to present, to display to show to introduce
prestar
to lend,
principiar
to begin,
probar
to test, to prove to try to try on
probarse
to try on (clothes),
proclamar
to proclaim, to promulgate
producir
to produce, to cause
prohibir
to prohibit, to forbid
pronunciar
to pronounce,
proteger
to protect,
pulir
to polish,
quedarse
to remain, to stay
quejarse
to complain, to grumble
quemar
to burn, to fire
querer
to want, to wish
quitarse
to take off (clothing), to remove oneself to withdraw
raer
to scrape, to rub off to erase to wipe out
realizar
to realize, to carry out to fulfill
recibir
to receive, to get
recoger
to pick (up), to gather to harvest
recomendar
to recommend, to commend to advise
reconocer
to recognize, to acknowledge to be grateful for
recordar
to remember, to recall to remind
referir
to refer, to relate
regalar
to give as a present, to make a present of to give as a gift
regar
to water, to irrigate to sprinkle
re¡rse
to laugh,
regresar
to return, to go back to regress
re¡r
to laugh,
rellenar
to refill, to fill again to stuff
remitir
to remit, to forward to transmit
re¤ir
to scold, to quarrel
reparar
to mend, to repair to notice to observe
repartir
to distribute, to deal cards
repetir
to repeat,
resolver
to resolve, to solve (a problem)
responder
to answer, to reply to respond
retirar
to retire, to withdraw
retrasar
to delay, to retard
reunirse
to assemble, to get together to meet to gather
escuchar
to listen (to),
dar
to give,
esparcir
to scatter, to spread
esperar
to expect, to hope to wait (for)
esquiar
to ski,
establecer
to establish,
estar
to be,
gemir
to grieve, to groan to moan
estimar
to estimate, to esteem to respect to value
estudiar
to study,
exigir
to demand, to urge to require
explicar
to explain,
expresar
to express,
fabricar
to fabricate, to manufacture
gobernar
to govern, to rule
gozar
to enjoy,
faltar
to be lacking, to be wanting to lack to miss to need
felicitar
to congratulate, to felicitate
festejar
to feast, to entertain to celebrate
