C Flashcards
Cabalgar
to ride
Cabalgarse
to ride
Cabecear
to nod one’s head when sleepy, to nod off, to head
Cabecearse
to nod one’s head when sleepy, to nod off, to head
Caber
to fit (in something)
Caberse
to fit (in something)
Cabrear
to get angry, to make angry, to piss off
Cabrearse
to get pissed off, to get pissed
Cacarear
to crow, to cluck, to boast about
Cacarearse
to crow, to cluck, to boast about
Cachar
to understand, to see, to know, to catch
Cacharse
to understand, to see, to know, to catch
Cachetear
to slap
Cachetearse
to slap
Caducar
to expire, to get out of date
Caducarse
to expire, to get out of date
Caer
to fall
Caerse
to fall
Cagar
to shit, to crap
Cagarse
to shit oneself
Calafatear
to calk, to caulk
Calar
to soak
Calarse
to get soaked
Calcar
to trace
Calcarse
to trace
Calcificar
to calcify
Calcificarse
to calcify
Calcinar
to char, to burn, to scorch, to calcine
Calcinarse
to char, to burn, to scorch, to calcine
Calcular
to calculate, to compute, to add up
Calcularse
to calculate, to compute, to add up
Calmar
to calm
Calmarse
to calm down
Calumniar
to asperse, to slander, to slur, to traduce, to libel
Calumniarse
to asperse, to slander, to slur, to traduce, to libel
Calzar
to shoe, to wear
Calzarse
to put on
Cambiar
to change
Cambiarse
to change
Caminar
to walk, to go
Caminarse
to walk, to go
Campar
to camp
Camparse
to camp
Camuflar
to camouflage, to hide, to cover up
Camuflarse
to camouflage oneself
Canalizar
to canalize, to channel, to direct
Canalizarse
to canalize, to channel, to direct
Cancelar
to cancel, to wipe out, write off (debt)
Cancelarse
to cancel, to wipe out, write off (debt)
Canjear
to exchange, to interchange
Canjearse
to exchange, to interchange
Cañonear
to shell, to bombard
Cañonearse
to shell, to bombard
Canonizar
to canonize
Cansar
to tire, wear out (someone or something), to annoy
Cansarse
to get tired
Cantar
to sing
Cantarse
to sing
Canturrear
to sing to oneself, to sing softly
Canturrearse
to sing to oneself, to sing softly
Capacitar
to train, to prepare
Capacitarse
to qualify
Capar
to castrate
Caparse
to castrate
Capear
to make a pass with the cape at, to weather
Capearse
to make a pass with the cape at, to weather
Capitalizar
to capitalize, to capitalize on
Capitalizarse
to capitalize, to capitalize on
Capitanear
to command, to captain
Capitular
to surrender, to capitulate
Capitularse
to surrender, to capitulate
Capotar
to overturn, to flip over, to collapse
Captar
to attract, to captivate, to tune in, to capture, to get
Captarse
to attract, to captivate, to tune in, to capture, to get
Capturar
to capture, to arrest
Capturarse
to capture, to arrest
Caracterizar
to characterize
Caracterizarse
to be characterized by
Caramelizar
to coat with caramel
Carbonizar
to carbonize, to charr
Carbonizarse
to char
Carburar
to carburet
Carcajear
to burst out, to laugh, to roar with laughter
Carcajearse
to make fun of
Carcomer
to consume, to eat away at
Carcomerse
to be consumed by
Cardar
to card
Cardarse
to card
Carear
to bring face to face
Carearse
to come face to face
Carecer
to lack
Carecerse
to lack
Carenar
to careen
Cargar
to load, to load up, to charge
Cargarse
to load
Cargosear
to pester, to keep on at, to annoy
Caricaturizar
to caricature
Carnear
to slaughter, to butcher
Carnearse
to slaughter, to butcher
Carnerear
to scab, to blackleg; be a strikebreaker
Carretear
to crawl along, to taxi
Carretearse
to crawl along, to taxi
Casar
to marry
Casarse
to get married
Cascabelear
to rattle, to jingle, to beguile
Cascabelearse
to rattle, to jingle, to beguile
Cascar
to crack, to chip
Cascarse
to crack, to chip
Castigar
to punish, to penalize
Castigarse
to punish, to penalize
Castrar
to castrate
Castrarse
to castrate
Catalogar
to catalog, to class as
Catalogarse
to catalog, to class as
Catapultar
to catapult
Catapultarse
to catapult
Catar
to taste, to sample, to test
Catarse
to taste, to sample, to test
Catear
to fail, to flunk
Catearse
to fail, to flunk
Catequizar
to catechize
Catequizar
to catechize
Catequizarse
to catechize
Caucionar
to guarantee
Causar
to cause, to create, to make
Causarse
to cause, to create, to make
Cauterizar
to cauterize
Cauterizarse
to cauterize
Cautivar
to captivate
Cautivarse
to captivate
Cavar
to dig, to sink, to hoe
Cavarse
to dig, to sink, to hoe
Cavilar
to think, to ponder
Cazar
to hunt, to catch, to represent, stand for
Cazarse
to hunt, to catch, to represent, stand for
Cebar
to fatten (animal)
Cebarse
to take one’s anger out on
Cecear
to pronounce the Spanish s as z like people in Spain, to lisp
Ceder
to cede, to transfer, to give in, to diminish
Cederse
to cede, to transfer, to give in, to diminish
Cedular
to issue identity cards to
Cegar
to blind, to block
Cegarse
to be blinded
Cejar
to give up, to cease
Cejarse
to give up, to cease
Celebrar
to celebrate, to say Mass, to praise, to applaud
Celebrarse
to be celebrated, to be held
Cementar
to cement, to case-harden
Cementarse
to cement, to case-harden
Cenar
to eat dinner, to dine, to have dinner
Cenarse
to eat dinner, to dine, to have dinner
Ceñir
to fit. to cling to
Ceñirse
to stick to
Censar
to take a census of
Censarse
to register to vote
Censurar
to censor, to criticize, to blame
Censurarse
to censor, to criticize, to blame
Centellear
to twinkle, to sparkle
Centralizar
to centralize
Centralizarse
to centralize
Centrifugar
to spin, to centrifuge
Cepillar
to brush
Cepillarse
to brush
Cercar
to surround, to enclose
Cercarse
to surround, to enclose
Cercenar
to circumcise, to sever, to cut down
Cercenarse
to circumcise, to sever, to cut down
Cernir
to sift
Cerrar
to close, to shut
Cerrarse
to be closed
Certificar
to certify, to register, to assure, to guarantee
Certificarse
to certify, to register, to assure, to guarantee
Cesar
to cease, stop
Cesarse
to cease, stop
Chamuscar
to sear, singe, to scorch
Chamuscarse
to get scorched
Chancear
to jest, to joke
Chancearse
to jest, to joke
Chapar
to cover, to plate with gold or silver
Chaparse
to cover, to plate with gold or silver
Chapucear
to fumble, to botch
Charlar
to chat, to talk
Charlarse
to chat, to talk
Charolar
to enamel, to varnish
Chasquear
to click, to snap, to crack
Chasquearse
to click, to snap, to crack
Chatear
to chat
Chatearse
to chat
Chequear
to check
Chequearse
to go for a checkup
Chiflar
to whistle, to be crazy about, to hiss at
Chiflarse
to go crazy
Chillar
to howl, to yell, to scream, to screech
Chillarse
to complain
Chinchar
to annoy, to irritate, to pester
Chincharse
to put up with it
Chirriar
to screech, to creak
Chismear
to gossip
Chismearse
to gossip
Chismorrear
to blab, to gossip
Chispear
to scintillate, spray, to sparkle, to drizzle
Chispearse
to scintillate, spray, to sparkle, to drizzle
Chistar
to utter, to make a sound, to talk back
Chistarse
to utter, to make a sound, to talk back
Chocar
to shock, startle, to be suprising, to collide, to crash
Chocarse
to shock, startle, to be suprising, to collide, to crash
Chochear
to dote, to be senile, to dote on someone
Chupar
to suck, to absorb
Chuparse
to suck, to absorb
Cicatrizar
to form a scar, to heal, , to cicatrize
Cicatrizarse
to form a scar
Cifrar
to cipher, encipher, scramble, to encode
Cifrarse
to amount
Cimentar
to found, to lay the foundations of, to consolidate
Cimentarse
to found, to lay the foundations of, to consolidate
Circuir
to bypass, to circumvent, to encircle
Circular
to circulate, circular, to flow
Circularse
to circulate, circular, to flow
Circuncidar
to circumcise
Circuncidarse
to circumcise
Circundar
to surround, to encompass, to enfold
Circundarse
to surround, to encompass, to enfold
Circunscribir
to circumscribe
Circunscribirse
to circumscribe
Ciscar
to smirch, to get dirty
Ciscarse
to smirch, to get dirty
Citar
to cite, to quote, to mention, to make an appointment
Citarse
to arrange to meet
Civilizar
to civilize
Civilizarse
to civilize
Clamar
to cry out, to cry out for, to protest
Clamarse
to cry out, to cry out for, to protest
Clarificar
to clarify, illuminate, light (up), brighten
Clarificarse
to become clear
Clasificar
to classify, to grade, to rate
Clasificarse
to qualify
Claudicar
to limp, to give up
Clavar
to nail, to hammer, to drive
Clavarse
to get
Coadunar
to associate, to unite, to unify, To jumble things together
Coadyuvar
to help, to assist, to contribute
Coadyuvarse
to help, to assist, to contribute
Coagular
to thicken, to coagulate
Coagularse
to thicken, to coagulate
Cobijar
to cover, to shelter, to give shelter to
Cobijarse
to take shelter
Cobrar
to charge (a price), to cash (a check), receive (an amount), to charge for
Cobrarse
to claim
Cocer
to cook
Cocerse
to cook
