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abalanzar
to throw, to balance, to dart
abalanzarse
to rush
Abanderar
To Register (a Ship)
Abandonar
to abandon
Abandonarse
to let oneself go
Abanicar
to fan
Abanicarse
to not be able to care less
Abaratar
to reduce the price of
Abaratarse
to become cheaper
Abarcar
to cover, to include, to encompass
Abarcarse
to cover
Abarquillar
to curl, to bend
Abarquillarse
to curl up
Abarrotar
to pack, to overstock, to overfill
Abarrotarse
to become packed
Abastar
To Supply
Abastecer
to supply, to provide
Abastecerse
to stock up on
Abatir
To Knock Down
Abdicar
to abdicate
Abdicarse
to abdicate
Aberrar
to err
Abjurar
to abjure
Abjurarse
to abjure
Abjurarse
to abjure
Ablandar
to soften
Abollar
to dent
Abollarse
to get dented
Abonarse
to subscribe
Abatir
to overthrow, to shoot down, to take down
Ablandarse
to soften
Abnegarse
to self-sacrifice
Abofetearse
to slap, hit in the face
Abogarse
to advocate, to champion
Abominar
to detest
Abordar
to tackle, to board
Abordarse
to tackle, to board
Abatirse
to get depressed
Abnegar
to abnegate
Abofetear
to slap, hit in the face
Abogar
to advocate, to champion
Abolir
to abolish
Abolirse
to abolish
Abonar
to fertilize
Aborrecer
to abhor, to abandon
Aborrecerse
to abhor, to abandon
Abortar
to abort, to foil, to have a miscarriage
Abortarse
to abort, to foil, to have a miscarriage
Abrasar
to burn, to set fire to
Abrasarse
to swelter
Abrazar
to hug
Abrazarse
to hug each other
Abreviar
to shorten, to hurry up
Abreviarse
to shorten, to hurry up
Abrigar
to bundle up, to keep warm, to shelter
Abrigarse
to bundle up, to keep warm, to shelter
Abrillantar
to burnish, to polish
Abrir
to open
Abrirse
to open up
Abrochar
to fasten, to do up
Abrocharse
to fasten, to do up
Abrogar
to abrogate
Abrogarse
to abrogate
Abrumar
to overwhelm
Abrumarse
to feel overwhelmed
Absolver
to acquit, to absolve
Absolverse
to acquit, to absolve
Absorber
to absorb, to soak up
Absorberse
to become engrossed in
Abstener
to abstain
Abstenerse
to refrain
Abstraer
to abstract
Abstraerse
to detach oneself
Abuchear
to boo
Abuchearse
to boo
Abultar
to be bulky, to exagerate
Abultarse
to be bulky, to exagerate
Abundar
to abound, to agree with
Abundarse
to abound, to agree with
Aburrir
to bore
Aburrirse
to be bored
Abusar
to abuse
Abusarse
to go too far
Acabar
to finish, to end
Acabarse
to run out
Acachetear
to slap
Acaecer
to happen
Acaecerse
to happen
Acallar
to silence
Acallarse
to silence
Acampar
to camp
Acanalar
to groove
Acantonar
to station, to accomodate
Acantonarse
to station, to accomodate
Acaparar
to stockpile, to monopolize, to hoard
Acapararse
to stockpile, to monopolize, to hoard
Acardenalar
to bruise
Acardenalarse
to get bruised
Acariciar
to pet, to caress
Acariciarse
to stroke, to caress
Acarrear
to carry, to bear
Acarrearse
to carry, to bear
Acartonar
to weather
Acartonarse
to become wizened
Acatar
to comply with, to obey
Acaudillar
to command, to lead
Acaudillarse
to command, to lead
Acceder
to agree, to access
Accederse
to agree, to access
Accionar
to activate, to gesticulate, to bring an action against, to propel
Acechar
to stalk, to lie in wait for
Acecharse
to stalk, to lie in wait for
Aceitar
to oil
Aceitarse
to oil
Acelerar
to speed up, accelerate
Acelerarse
to speed up
Acendrar
to refine
Acendrarse
to refine
Acensuar
to tax
Acensuarse
to tax
Acentuar
to accent
Acentuarse
to have an accent
Aceptar
to accept
Aceptarse
to accept
Acerar
to pave, to coat in steel
Acerarse
to toughen oneself
Acercar
to move closer
Acercarse
to approach
Acertar
to get right, to guess correctly
Acertarse
to get right, to guess correctly
Acezar
to pant
Achantar
to intimidate
Achantarse
to chicken out, to lose one’s nerve
Achatar
to flatten
Achatarse
to flatten
Achicar
to take in, to make smaller
Achicarse
to be intimidated
Achicharrar
to scorch, to plague
Achicharrarse
to get burnt to a crisp
Acibarar
to add bitter aloe to
Acicalar
to dress up
Acicalarse
to get dressed up
Acidificar
to acidify
Acidificarse
to acidity
Aclamar
to acclaim
Aclamarse
to acclaim
Aclarar
to clarify, to get light
Aclararse
to get oneself straight
Aclimatar
to acclimate
Aclimatarse
to acclimate
Acobardar
to intimidate
Acobardarse
to lose one’s nerve
Acoger
to receive
Acogerse
to have recourse to
Acogotar
to choke, to grab around the neck
Acogotar
to choke, to grab around the neck
Acolchar
to quilt, to pad
Acolcharse
to quilt, to pad
Acollar
to earth up
Acometer
to attack, to undertake
Acometerse
to attack, to undertake
Acomodar
to seat, to accomadate
Acomodarse
to adjust
Acompañar
to go with, to accompany
Acompañarse
to go with, to accompany
Acompasar
to keep in step with
Acompasarse
to keep in step with
Acomplejar
to give a complex
Acomplejarse
to get a complex
Acongojar
to distress
Acongojarse
to become distressed
Acontecer
to take place
Acopiar
to collect, to stockpile
Acopiarse
to collect, to stockpile
Acoplar
to couple, to put together
Acoplarse
to fit together
Acordar
to decide, to resolve, to agree (on)
Acordarse
to remember
Acortar
to shorten
Acortarse
to get shorter
Acosar
to harass, to hound
Acosarse
to harass, to hound
Acostar
to put to bed
Acostarse
to go to bed
Acostumbrar
to be accustomed to
Acostumbrarse
to get used to
Acotar
to fence in, to mark off, to make marginal notes or citations
Acotarse
to fence in, to mark off, to make marginal notes or citations
Acrecentar
to increase
Acrecentarse
to grow
Acreditar
to confirm
Acreditarse
to confirm
Acribillar
to riddle, to bombard
Acribillarse
to riddle, to bombard
Acriminar
to incriminate, to accuse
Acrisolar
to refine (metal, to pruify
Acrisolarse
to refine (metal, to pruify
Acromatizar
To render achromatic; to achromatize
Activar
to activate
Activarse
to go off
Actualizar
to update
Actualizarse
to refresh
Actuar
to act
Acuartelar
to billet, to confine to barracks
Acuartelarse
To withdraw to barracks
Acuatizar
to land in the sea
Acuchillar
to stab, to plane
Acuchillarse
to fight with knives
Acuciar
to push, to plague, to pester
Acuciarse
to push, to plague, to pester
Acudir
to go to, to attend
Acudirse
to go to, to attend
Acuitar
to afflict
Acuitarse
to grieve
Acumular
to accumulate
Acumularse
to accumulate
Acunar
to rock
Acuñar
to mint (money)
Acunarse
to rock
Acuñarse
to hit oneself
Acusar
to accuse
Acusarse
to confess
Adaptar
to adapt
Adaptarse
to adjust
Adecentar
to tidy up,to straighten up
Adecentarse
To tidy oneself up
Adecuar
to adapt
Adecuarse
to adapt
Adelantar
to pass, to advance, to progress, to go forward
Adelantarse
to gain
Adelgazar
to lose weight
Adelgazarse
to lose weight
Aderezar
to season, to dress
Aderezarse
to dress up
Adeudar
to owe
Adeudarse
to get into debt
Adherir
to stick
Adherirse
to adhere
Adicionar
to add
Adicionarse
to add
Adiestrar
to train (animal)
Adiestrarse
to practice
Adivinar
to guess, to predict
Adivinarse
to make out (to guess what an object is)
Adjetivar
to use adjectivally
Adjetivarse
to use adjectivally
Adjudicar
to award, to adjudicate
Adjudicarse
to claim
Adjuntar
to attach, to enclose
Adjuntarse
to attach, to enclose
Administrar
to manage
Administrarse
to manage one’s finances
Admirar
to admire
Admirarse
to be amazed
Admitir
to admit
Admitirse
to be allowed
Adoctrinar
to indoctrinate
Adoctrinarse
to indoctrinate
Adolecer
to suffer from, to lack
Adolecerse
to suffer from, to lack
Adoptar
to adopt, to take
Adoptarse
to adopt, to take
Adorar
to adore, to worship
Adorarse
to adore, to worship
Adormecer
to make sleepy
Adormecerse
to fall asleep
Adornar
to adorn, to decorate, embellish
Adornarse
to become decorated
Adquirir
to acquire, to purchase
Adquirirse
to acquire, to purchase
Aduanar
to present to customs, to tariff
Aducir
to adduce, to put forward
Aducirse
to adduce, to put forward
Adular
to flatter
Adularse
to flatter
Adulterar
to adulterate, to falsify, to corrupt
Adulterarse
to adulterate, to falsify, to corrupt
Advertir
to notice, observe, advise, warn
Advertirse
to notice, observe, advise, warn
Afanar
to swipe, to nick, to rush
Afanarse
to toil
Afectar
to affect
Afectarse
to be affected
Afeitar
to shave
Afeitarse
to shave
Afianzar
to consolidate
Afianzarse
to become established
Afilar
to sharpen
Afilarse
to taper
Afiliar
to enroll, to affiliate
Afiliarse
to join
Afinar
to tune, to refine
Afinarse
to become polished
Afirmar
to assert
Afirmarse
to steady oneself
Afligir
to upset, to afflict, to trouble, to distress
Afligirse
to get upset
Aflojar
to loosen
Aflojarse
to loosen
Aflorar
to rise to the surface
Aflorarse
to rise to the surface
Afluir
to flow into
Aforar
to gauge,to assess, to value
Aforarse
to gauge,to assess, to value
Aforrar
to line, to deal ( a blow)
Aforrarse
- To wrap up warm (arropar).
- To stuff (atiborrarse).
Afrentar
to affront, to insult
Afrentarse
to be ashamed
Afrontar
to confront
Afrontarse
to confront
Agachar
to lower, to bend, to bow down
Agacharse
to crouch down
Agarrar
to grab
Agarrarse
to hold on
Agarrochar
to jab with a goad; (Taur) to prick with a pike
Agarrotar
to stiffen, to garrote
Agarrotarse
to stiffen up
Agasajar
to fete, to celebrate, to give honor
Agasajarse
to fete, to celebrate, to give honor
Agilizar
to speed up
Agilizarse
to sharpen up
Aglomerar
to bind together, to accumulate
Aglomerarse
to amass
Agobiar
to overwhelm, to oppress
Agobiarse
to let get to you
Agonizar
to be dying, to agonize
Agonizarse
to be dying, to agonize
Agorar
to predict
Agorarse
to predict
Agostar
to parch, to dehydrate
Agostarse
to wither
Agotar
to exhaust
Agotarse
to tire oneself out
Agradar
to please
Agradarse
to like each other
Agradecer
to thank
Agradecerse
to be welcome
Agrandar
to make bigger
Agrandarse
to get bigger
Agravar
to make worse
Agravarse
to worsen
Agredir
to attack, to insult, to attack
Agredirse
to attack, to insult, to attack
Agregar
to add
Agregarse
to add
Agrupar
to group
Agruparse
to gather
Aguantar
to bear, to put up with
Aguantarse
to hang on
Aguar
to water down, to spoil
Aguardar
to wait, to hold on
Aguardarse
to wait, to hold on
Agudizar
to sharpen, to aggravate
Agudizarse
to sharpen, to aggravate
Aguijar
to spur
Agujerear
to make holes in
Agujerearse
to make holes in
Aguzar
to sharpen
Aguzarse
to sharpen
Aherir
to adherence, append, foist, to stick
Aherirse
to adherence, append, foist, to stick
Ahogar
to drown
Ahogarse
to drown
Ahondar
to deepen
Ahondarse
to sink into
Ahorcar
to hang (to kill by hanging)
Ahorcarse
to hang oneself
Ahorquillar
1 (apoyar) to prop up
2 (formar) to shape like a fork
Ahorquillarse
to fork; become forked
Ahorrar
to save
Ahorrarse
to avoid
Ahuchar
to urge on
Ahucharse
to hoard; put by
Ahuecar
to hollow out
Ahuecarse
to show off
Ahumar
to smoke
Ahumarse
to be smoked
Ahuyentar
to frighten off
Ahuyentarse
to run away
Airar
to anger
Airarse
to get angry
Airear
to air
Airearse
to get some fresh air
Aislar
to isolate, to insulate
Aislarse
to isolate oneself
Ajar
to wear out
Ajardinar
to landscape
Ajuiciar
to bring someone to their senses
Ajuntar
to be friends with
Ajuntarse
to be friends
Ajustar
to tighten up, to adjust
Ajustarse
to fit
Ajusticiar
to execute
Alabar
to praise, to compliment
Alabarse
to boast
Alabear
to warp
Alabearse
to warp
Alambrar
to fence with wire
Alambrarse
to fence with wire
Alardear
to boast
Alardearse
to boast
Alargar
to extend, to lengthen, to prolong
Alargarse
to go on
Alarmar
to alarm, to alert
Alarmarse
to be alarmed
Albergar
to house, to accomodate
Albergarse
to lodge
Alborear
to dawn
Alborotar
to disturb, to make a racket, to incite
Alborotarse
to get worked up
Alborozar
to fill with joy
Alborozarse
to rejoice
Alcahuetear
to act as a go-between, to gossip
Alcanzar
to reach, to catch up
Alcanzarse
to reach, to catch up
Alear
to alloy
Alearse
to alloy
Alebrestar
to excite, to startle
Alebrestarse
to get worked up
Aleccionar
to instruct, to lecture
Alegar
to claim, to cite, to allege, to assert, to plead
Alegarse
to claim, to cite, to allege, to assert, to plead
Alegrar
to cheer up, to make happy
Alegrarse
to be happy
Alejar
to move away from
Alejarse
to move away
Alentar
to encourage, cheer, inspire
Alentarse
to get better
Alertar
to alert, to warn
Alertarse
to alert, to warn
Aletargar
to make drowsy
Aletargarse
to become lethargic
Aletear
to flap its wings, to flicker, flounder, waver
Aletearse
to flap its wings, to flicker, flounder, waver
Alienar
to alienate
Alienarse
to alienate
Aligerar
to lighten, to hurry
Aligerarse
to travel lighter
Alimentar
to feed
Alimentarse
to feed
Alinear
to line up, to select, to put into line, to align
Alinearse
to line up, to put into line, to align
Alisar
to smooth
Alisarse
to straighten
Alistar
to put on a list, to enroll, to enlist, to join up
Alistarse
to enlist
Aliviar
to relieveto alleviate, to ease
Aliviarse
to ease
Allegar
to gather, to bring closer
Allegarse
to adopt
Almacenar
to store
Almacenarse
to store
Almonedar
to auction
Almorzar
to have lunch
Almorzarse
to have lunch
Alojar
to lodge, to accommodate, to house
Alojarse
to stay
Alongar
to extend, to lengthen, to renew
Alongarse
to extend, to lengthen, to renew
Alquilar
to rent
Alterar
to alter, to agitate, to change, to disturb
Alterarse
to get agitated
Altercar
to argue, to quarrel
Altercarse
to argue, to quarrel
Alternar
to alternate, to socialize
Alternarse
to take turns
Alucinar
to hallucinate, to be out of one’s mind
Alucinarse
to be amazed
Aludir
to allude to
Aludirse
to allude to
Alumbrar
to light, to give off light
Alumbrarse
to get lit up
Alzar
to lift up, to rebel, to rise up in arms
Alzarse
to rise
Amadrinar
to be godmother to
Amagar
to show signs of, to threaten
Amagarse
to show signs of, to threaten
Amalgamar
to amalgamate
Amalgamarse
to be amalgamated
Amamantar
to nurse, to suckle
Amamantarse
to nurse, to suckle
Amanecer
to dawn, to wake up
Amanecerse
to dawn, to wake up
Amar
to love
Amargar
to spoil, to make bitter (person)
Amargarse
to become bitter
Amarrar
to tie up, to fasten, to moor
Amarrarse
to tie up, to fasten, to moor
Amartillar
to cock, to hammer
Amasar
to knead, to amass, to mix
Amenazar
to threaten
Amenazarse
to threaten
Americanizar
to Americanize
Americanizarse
to Americanize
Ametrallar
to machine-gun
Ametrallarse
to machine-gun
Amistar
to befriend, to reconcile
Amistarse
to become friends
Amodorrarse
to get drowsy
Amojonar
to mark the boundaries of
Amolar
to annoy, to grind, to ruin
Amolarse
to get annoyed
Amoldar
to mold, to sculpt
Amoldarse
to fit in
Amonestar
to admonish, to reprimand, to advise
Amonestarse
to admonish, to reprimand, to advise
Amontonar
to pile up, to amass
Amontonarse
to pile up, to amass
Amordazar
to gag, to muzzle, to silence
Amordazarse
to gag, to muzzle, to silence
Amorrar
to hang one’s head, to pitch, to pout, to sulk
Amorrarse
to hang one’s head, to pitch, to pout, to sulk
Amortiguar
to cushion, to muffle, to soften, to deaden
Amortiguarse
to die down
Amortizar
to get one’s money’s worth out of, to pay off, to amortize
Amortizarse
to get one’s money’s worth out of, to pay off, to amortize
Amotinar
to incite to riot
Amotinarse
to riot
Amparar
to protect, to guard
Ampararse
to seek protection
Ampliar
to expand, to enlarge, to extend, to increase
Ampliarse
to expand, to enlarge, to extend, to increase
Amplificar
to amplify
Amplificarse
to amplify
Amputar
to amputate
Amputarse
to amputate
Amueblar
to furnish
Amueblarse
to furnish
Añadir
to add, to increase
Añadirse
to add, to increase
Analizar
to analyze
Analizarse
to undergo analysis
Anclar
to anchor
Anclarse
to cling to
Andar
to walk, gait
Andarse
to be
Aneblar
to obscure; darken; cast a cloud over
Aneblarse
(cubrirse de niebla) to get misty; (anublarse) to get dark
Añejar
to age, to mature (wine, cheese)
Añejarse
to age, to mature (wine, cheese)
Anestesiar
to anesthetize
Anestesiarse
to anesthetize
Anexar
to attach, to annex
Anexarse
to attach, to annex
Anhelar
to long for, to yearn for
Anhelarse
to long for, to yearn for
Anidar
to nest, to dwell, to nestle
Anidarse
to nest, to dwell, to nestle
Animar
to encourage, to animate, to liven up
Animarse
to cheer up, to decide
Aniquilar
to annihilate, to destroy, to exterminate
Aniquilarse
to deteriorate
Anochecer
dusk, to get dark
Anochecerse
dusk, to get dark
Añorar
to be homesick, to miss, to long for
Añorarse
to be homesick, to miss, to long for
Anotar
to write down, to make a note, to annotate
Anotarse
to score
Ansiar
to long for
Ansiarse
to long for
Anteponer
to prefer, to place before
Anteponerse
to prefer, to place before
Antojar
to feel like, to seem, to fancy
Antojarse
to feel like, to seem, to fancy
Anublar
to wither, to overcloud
Anublarse
to wither, to overcloud
Anudar
to tie, to knot
Anudarse
to get into a knot
Anular
to cancel, ring finger, to annul, to rescind
Anularse
to cancel each other out
Anunciar
to announce, to advertise
Anunciarse
to advertise
Apaciguar
to calm down, to pacify
Apaciguarse
to calm down
Apadrinar
to support, to act as a godparent to
Apadrinarse
to support, to act as a godparent to
Apagar
to extinguish, to put out, to turn off
Apagarse
to go out (as a fire dies out)
Apalear
to beat, to batter
Apalearse
to beat, to batter
Apañar
to fix, to grasp
Apañarse
to manage
Aparcar
to park
Aparcarse
to park
Aparear
to mate (animals), to pair off, to match up
Aparearse
to mate (animals), to pair off, to match up
Aparecer
to appear, show up
Aparecerse
to appear
Aparentar
to seem to be, to show off, to feign
Aparentarse
to seem to be, to show off, to feign
Apartar
to set apart, to separate, to step aside
Apartarse
to move out of the way
Apear
to help down, to lean on, to support
Apearse
to get off
Apenar
to sadden
Apenarse
to be sorry
Apestar
to stink, to smell, to infect
Apestarse
to be blighted
Apetecer
to feel like, to desire, to want
Apetecerse
to feel like, to desire, to want
Apilar
to pile up, to heap up
Apilarse
to pile up, to heap up
Aplastar
to squash, to crush
Aplastarse
to get squashed
Aplaudir
to applaud, to cheer, to clap
Aplaudirse
to applaud, to cheer, to clap
Aplazar
to postpone, to adjourn
Aplazarse
to fail
Aplicar
to apply
Aplicarse
to apply oneself
Apocar
to make smaller, to diminish, to feel small
Apocarse
to be intimidated
Apoderar
to authorize, to empower
Apoderarse
to seize
Aporrear
to bang, to hammer on, to pound
Aporrearse
to take a tumble
Aportar
to contribute
Aportarse
to show up
Apostar
to bet
Apostarse
to bet
Apostrofar
to apostrophize, to address
Apostrofarse
to apostrophize, to address
Apoyar
to support, hold up, to back, to rest
Apoyarse
to lean
Apreciar
to appreciate, to value, to estimate, to notice
Apreciarse
to appreciate, to value, to estimate, to notice
Aprehender
to apprehend
Aprehenderse
to apprehend
Aprender
to learn
Aprenderse
to learn
Aprestar
to make ready, prepare
Aprestarse
to get ready
Apresurar
to hurry, to rush
Apresurarse
to hurry up
Apretar
to tighten, to squeeze, to press (against)
Apretarse
to squeeze up
Aprobar
to approve
Aprobarse
to pass (an exam, course)
Aprovechar
to take advantage of
Aprovechar
to take advantage of
Aproximar
to bring near, to approximate, to approach
Aproximarse
to approach
Apuñalar
to stab
Apuñalarse
to stab
Apuntar
to inscribe, to note, to write down, to aim
Apuntarse
to enroll
Apurar
to drain to the last drop, to embarrass, to hurry up, to finish
Apurarse
to hurry
Aquietar
to calm down, reassure, soothe, to appease
Aquietarse
to calm down, reassure, soothe, to appease
Arañar
to scratch, to scrape together
Arañarse
to scratch
Arar
to plow
Ararse
to plow
Arbitrar
to referee, to umpire, to arbitrate
Arbitrarse
to referee, to umpire, to arbitrate
Archivar
to file, to close the file on
Archivarse
to file, to close the file on
Arder
to burn
Arderse
to burn up
Arengar
to give a pep talk
Arengarse
to give a pep talk
Argüir
to argue, to deduce
Argüirse
to argue, to deduce
Argumentar
to argue
Argumentarse
to argue
Armar
to put together, to assemble
Armarse
to arm oneself
Armonizar
to harmonize, to attune
Armonizarse
to harmonize, to attune
Arraigar
to take root, to establish, to settle down
Arraigarse
to take root
Arrancar
to pull out, to start
Arrancarse
to pull out
Arrasar
to raze to the ground, to destroy, to win
Arrasarse
to fill up
Arrastrar
to drag, to crawl, to grovel (to somebody)
Arrastrarse
to crawl
Arrebatar
to snatch
Arrebatarse
to become furious
Arredrar
to frighten, to disjoin, disrupt, dissociate, unlink
Arredrarse
to be frightened
Arreglar
to fix, to arrange, repair, tidy up
Arreglarse
to get ready
Arremeter
to charge at, to accrue
Arremeterse
to charge at, to accrue
Arrendar
to rent
Arrendarse
to rent
Arrepentir
to be sorry, to regret
Arrepentirse
to be sorry, to regret
Arrestar
to arrest, to detain, to confine
Arriar
to lower, to flood
Arriarse
to lower, to flood
Arribar
to arrive
Arribarse
to arrive
Arriesgar
to risk
Arriesgarse
to take a risk
Arrimar
to move closer
Arrimarse
to come closer
Arrodillar
to make kneel
Arrojar
to throw, to cast
Arrojarse
to throw oneself
Arrollar
to run over, to roll, to knock down
Arrollarse
to run over, to roll, to knock down
Arropar
to tuck in
Arroparse
to wrap up
Arrugar
to wrinkle, to crumple up, to crease
Arrugarse
to get wrinkled
Arruinar
to ruin, to wreck
Arruinarse
to be ruined
Arrullar
to lull to sleep
Arrullarse
to whisper sweet nothings
Articular
articular, to articulate
Articularse
to be articulated
Asaltar
to rob, to assault, to attack
Asaltarse
to rob, to assault, to attack
Asar
to roast, to grill
Asarse
to be roasting
Ascender
to rise, to promote, to ascend
Ascenderse
to rise, to promote, to ascend
Asear
to clean, to straighten, to tidy up
Asearse
to get washed and dressed
Asediar
to lay siege to
Asediarse
to lay siege to
Asegurar
to assure, to secure, to insure
Asegurarse
to make sure
Asentar
to set up, to put
Asentarse
to settle
Asentir
to agree, to nod
Asentirse
to agree, to nod
Asesinar
to murder
Asesinarse
to murder
Asesorar
to advise, to counsel
Asesorarse
to seek legal advice
Aseverar
to assert
Aseverarse
to assert
Asfaltar
to asphalt
Asfaltarse
to asphalt
Asfixiar
to suffocate, to asphyxiate
Asfixiarse
to suffocate, to asphyxiate
Asignar
to assign, to allocate, to attribute, to appoint
Asignarse
to assign, to allocate, to attribute, to appoint
Asimilar
to assimilate, to absorb, to take in
Asimilarse
to resemble
Asir
to seize, to grasp, to take root
Asirse
to grab hold of
Asistir
to attend
Asistirse
to attend
Asociar
to associate, put together (resources)
Asociarse
to go into partnership
Asolar
to devastate, to destroy
Asolarse
to devastate, to destroy
Asolear
to put out in the sun, to sun, to get sunburned
Asolearse
to sunbathe
Asomar
to show, to stick out, to appear
Asomarse
to look
Asombrar
to astonish, to amaze
Asombrarse
to be amazed
Aspirar
to breath in, to inhale, to aspire, to vacuum
Aspirarse
to breath in, to inhale, to aspire, to vacuum
Asquear
to disgust
Asquearse
to disgust
Astillar
to splinter, to smash
Astillarse
to splinter, to smash
Astringir
to astringe, to tighten
Asumir
to assume
Asumirse
to assume
Asustar
to frighten, scare, to startle
Asustarse
to get frightened
Atacar
to attack
Atacarse
to stuff oneself
Atañer
to concern
Atañerse
to concern
Atar
to tie
Atardecer
dusk, to grow dark, to get late
Atardecerse
dusk, to grow dark, to get late
Atarse
to tie
Atascar
to obstruct, to block
Atascarse
to get clogged up
Atemperar
to temper, to adjust
Atemperarse
to temper, to adjust
Atender
to look after, to attend to
Atenderse
to see
Atenuar
to alleviate
Atenuarse
to lessen
Aterrar
to fill with earth, to terrify
Aterrarse
to become terrified
Aterrizar
to land
Aterrizarse
to land
Aterrorizar
to terrorize
Aterrorizarse
to terrify
Atestar
to pack or cram, to testify
Atestarse
to stuff oneself
Atestiguar
to testify, to witness, to attest
Atestiguarse
to testify
Atisbar
to make out, to peek
Atisbarse
to make out, to peek
Atizar
to stoke
Atizarse
to put away
Atontar
to stun
Atontarse
to stun
Atormentar
to torture, to torment
Atormentarse
to torment oneself
Atornillar
to screw
Atornillarse
to screw in
Atracar
to rob, to bolt
Atracarse
to stuff oneself
Atrapar
to catch, to capture
Atraparse
to catch, to capture
Atrasar
to delay, to postpone, to put back
Atrasarse
to fall behind
Atravesar
- to cross, go across, pass through
Atravesarse
to cut off
Atreverse
to dare
Atribuir
to attribute, to ascribe, to impute
Atribuirse
to claim
Atrofiar
to atrophy, to stunt
Atrofiarse
to atrophy, to stunt
Atropellar
to knock down, to run over, to abuse
Atropellarse
to rush
Aturdir
to deafen, to daze, to numb, to stun
Aturdirse
to be stunned
Aullar
to howl, to yell, to cry
Aullarse
to howl, to yell, to cry
Aumentar
to increase, add to, rise
Aumentarse
to increase, add to, rise
Aunar
to join, to combine
Aunarse
to come together
Autentificar
to authenticate, to legalize
Autentificarse
to authenticate, to legalize
Autocar
bus, coach
Autorizar
to authorize
Autorizarse
to authorize
Auxiliar
auxiliary, to help
Auxiliarse
auxiliary, to help
Avanzar
to advance, to move forward
Avanzarse
to steal
Aventajar
to be ahead of, to surpass
Aventajarse
to get ahead
Aventar
to fan, to throw, to throw out
Aventarse
to throw oneself
Aventurar
to risk, to hazard, to venture
Aventurarse
to take a risk
Avergonzar
to embarrass
Avergonzarse
to be ashamed
Averiar
to damage
Averiarse
to break down
Averiguar
to find out, to discover
Averiguarse
to get by
Avisar
to warn, inform, notify
Avisarse
to warn, inform, notify
Avivar
to stoke, to rekindle, to enliven, quicken
Avivarse
to intensify
Ayudar
to help
Ayudarse
to help oneself, to help each other
Ayunar
to fast, to go without food
Ayunarse
to fast, to go without food
Azotar
to whip, to flog, to scourge, to thrash
Azotarse
to whip, to flog, to scourge, to thrash
Azuzar
to set on, to egg on, to abet
Azuzarse
to set on, to egg on, to abet
