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to expire, to get out of date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to expire, to get out of date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
Cocinar
to cook
Cocinarse
to cook
Codear
to elbow, to nudge, to rub elbows with someone, to nudge
codearse
to hobnob with
Codiciar
to covet, desire
Codiciarse
to covet, desire
Codificar
to codify, encode
Codificarse
to codify, encode
Coercer
to coerce, to constrain
Coercerse
to coerce, to constrain
Coexistir
to coexist
Coexistirse
to coexist
Coger
to catch, to grasp, to take hold of, to take
Cogerse
to grab
Cohabitar
to cohabit
Cohabitarse
to cohabit
Cohibir
to feel embarrassed, to inhibit
Cohibirse
to become inhibited
Coincidir
to coincide, agree
Coincidirse
to coincide, agree
Cojear
to lame, to limp
Cojearse
to lame, to limp
Colaborar
to collaborate
Colaborarse
to collaborate
Colar
to strain
Colarse
to sneak in
Colear
to wag, to wag its tail
Colearse
to fishtail
Coleccionar
to collect
Coleccionarse
to collect
Colectar
to collect
Colectarse
to collect
Colectivizar
to collectivize
Colgar
to hang up, be hanging
Colgarse
to hang up, be hanging
Colmar
to fill up, to became sick of, to fill to the brim, to fulfill
Colmarse
to fill up, to became sick of, to fill to the brim, to fulfill
Colocar
to locate, place
Colocarse
to get a job
Colonizar
to colonize, to settle
Colonizarse
to colonize, to settle
Colorear
to color, to dye
Colorearse
to color, to dye
Comandar
to command
Combatir
to combat, to fight, to oppose, to attack
Combatirse
to combat, to fight, to oppose, to attack
Combinar
to combine, to go with, to mix together, to arrange
Combinarse
to come together
Comediar
to halve, To divide into equal shares, To regulate, to direct
Comedir
to be moderate
Comedirse
to restrain oneself
Comentar
to comment on, to discuss
Comentarse
to comment on, to discuss
Comenzar
to begin, to start, to commence
Comenzarse
to begin, to start, to commence
Comer
to eat
Comerse
to eat
Comercializar
to commercialize, to market
Comercializarse
to commercialize, to market
Cometer
to commit, to entrust
Cometerse
to commit, to entrust
Comisionar
to assign, instruct, to commission
Comisionarse
to assign, instruct, to commission
Compadecer
to feel sorry, to pity
Compadecerse
to feel sorry, to pity
Comparar
to compare
Compararse
to compare oneself to
Comparecer
to appear, to appear in court
Comparecerse
to appear, to appear in court
Compartir
to share, to divide (up)
Compartirse
to share, to divide (up)
Compeler
to force, to compel
Compelerse
to force, to compel
Compendiar
to abridge, to summarize
Compensar
to compensate, to make up for, to compensate for, to be worth it
Compensarse
to be compensated
Competir
to compete
Competirse
to compete
Compilar
to compile
Compilarse
to compile
Complacer
to satisfy, to please
Complacerse
to take pleasure in
Complementar
to complement
Complementarse
to complement each other
Completar
to complete, to finish
Completarse
to be completed
Complicar
to complicate
Complicarse
to become complicated
Componer
to compose, to make up, to put together
Componerse
to get better
Comportar
to involve
Comportarse
to behave
Comprar
to buy, to purchase
Comprarse
to buy, to purchase
Comprender
to understand, to comprehend
Comprenderse
to understand each other
Comprimir
to zip, to compress
Comprimirse
to squash together
Comprobar
to verify, to check, to prove
Comprobarse
to verify, to check, to prove
Comprometer
to compromise, to jeopardize, to promise
Comprometerse
to become engaged
Computar
to compute
Computarse
to compute
Comunicar
to communicate, transmit, tell, pass on
Comunicarse
to communicate, transmit, tell, pass on
Concadenar
to concatenate, to chain or link together
Concebir
to concieve, to imagine, to understand
Concebirse
to concieve, to imagine, to understand
Conceder
to concede, to grant, to give
Concederse
to concede, to grant, to give
Concentrar
to focus, to concentrate
Concentrarse
to focus, to concentrate
Concernir
to concern
Concernirse
to concern
Concertar
arrange, to set up
Concertarse
to agree
Conciliar
to conciliate, to reconcile
Conciliarse
to be reconciled
Concluir
to conclude, to finish
Concluirse
to end
Concordar
to agree, to reconcile
Concordarse
to agree, to reconcile
Concretar
to sum up, to take shape, to set
Concretarse
to limit oneself to
Concurrir
to participate, to forgather, to attend, to agree
Concurrirse
to participate, to forgather, to attend, to agree
Condenar
to condemn, to convict, to sentence
Condenarse
to be damned
Condescender
to tolerate, to consent, to acquiesce
Condescenderse
to tolerate, to consent, to acquiesce
Condicionar
to condition, to determine
Condicionarse
to condition, to determine
Condimentar
to season, to flavor
Condimentarse
to season, to flavor
Conducir
to drive, to conduct, to lead, to drive
Conducirse
to behave
Conectar
to connect, to get along with
Conectarse
to get connected
Confeccionar
to make
Confeccionarse
to make
Conferir
to confer, to give
Conferirse
to confer, to give
Confesar
to confess
Confesarse
to confess
Confiar
to trust, to be trusting, to entrust, to confide
Confiarse
to be overconfident
Confirmar
to confirm, to corroborate, to endorse
Confirmarse
to be confirmed
Confiscar
to confiscate
Confiscarse
to confiscate
Confluir
to converge, to meet
Confluirse
to converge, to meet
Conformar
to resign, to content oneself with, to conform, to make up
Conformarse
to be satisfied with
Confrontar
to confront
Confrontarse
to face up to
Confundir
to confuse
Confundirse
to make a mistake
Confutar
to disprove, to refute, to confute
Confutarse
to disprove, to refute, to confute
Congelar
to freezen, to congeal
Congelarse
to get frostbite
Congeniar
to harmonize, to get along
Congeniarse
to harmonize, to get along
Congestionar
to congest, to become flushed
Congestionarse
to congest, to become flushed
Conglomerar
to accumulate, to bind together
Conglomerarse
to accumulate, to bind together
Congregar
to bring together
Congregarse
to assemble
Conjugar
to conjugate, to combine
Conjugarse
to conjugate, to combine
Conjurar
to adjure, to attest, to conspire, to conjure
Conjurarse
to conspire
Conllevar
to support, to entail, to lead to
Conllevarse
to support, to entail, to lead to
Conmemorar
to commemorate
Conmemorarse
to commemorate
Conmover
to affect, to move
Conmoverse
to be moved
Conmutar
to commute
Conmutarse
to commute
Connotar
to connote
Conocer
to know (people, places)
Conocerse
to know oneself
Conquistar
to conquer, to overcome, to win
Conquistarse
to conquer, to overcome, to win
Consagrar
to consecrate, to devote
Consagrarse
to devote oneself to
Conseguir
to get, to obtain
Conseguirse
to get, to obtain
Consentir
to consent to, to allow, to permit, to tolerate
Consentirse
to consent to, to allow, to permit, to tolerate
Conservar
to preserve, conserve, to keep, to retain, to maintain
Conservarse
to keep
Considerar
to consider
Considerarse
to consider oneself
Consistir
to consist, to consist of
Consistirse
to consist, to consist of
Consolar
to console, to comfort
Consolarse
to console oneself
Consolidar
to assure, to consolidate
Consolidarse
to strengthen
Conspirar
to conspire
Conspirarse
to conspire
Constar
to be clear, to be stated, to be composed of, to know for a fact, to appear on
Constarse
to be clear, to be stated, to be composed of, to know for a fact, to appear on
Constatar
to verify, to state, to check, to confirm
Constatarse
to verify, to state, to check, to confirm
Constituir
to constitute, to make up
Constituirse
to become
Construir
to build, construct
Construirse
to build, construct
Consultar
to consult, to discuss with, to seek advice, to look up
Consultarse
to consult, to discuss with, to seek advice, to look up
Consumar
to achieve, to complete, to consummate
Consumarse
to achieve, to complete, to consummate
Consumir
to consume, to spend, to eat, to use up
Consumirse
to waste away
Contactar
to contact
Contactarse
to get in touch with
Contagiar
to infect, to transmit
Contagiarse
to become infected
Contaminar
to contaminate, to pollute, to corrupt
Contaminarse
to become polluted
Contar
to count, to relate, to tell
Contarse
to count, to relate, to tell
Contemplar
to contemplate, to gaze at, to consider
Contemplarse
to contemplate, to gaze at, to consider
Contender
to contend, to fight
Contenderse
to contend, to fight
Contener
to contain, hold
Contenerse
to restrain oneself
Contentar
to become happy, to be glad, to keep happy
Contentarse
to content oneself
Contestar
to answer
Contestarse
to answer
Continuar
to continue
Continuarse
to continue
Contradecir
to contradict
Contradecirse
to contradict oneself
Contraer
to contract, to infect, to shrink
Contraerse
to contract, to infect, to shrink
Contrahacer
to clone, to copy
Contrahacerse
to clone, to copy
Contraponer
to compare, to contrast
Contraponerse
to go against
Contrastar
to contrast, to check
Contrastarse
to contrast, to check
Contratar
to hire
Contratarse
to hire
Contravenir
to contravene
Contravenirse
to contravene
Contribuir
to contribute
Contribuirse
to contribute
Controlar
to control, to inspect, to check
Controlarse
to control oneself
Controvertir
to contest, to dispute
Controvertirse
to contest, to dispute
Conturbar
to disquiet, to harass, to unsettle, to perturb
Conturbarse
to become troubled
Convalecer
to convalesce
Convalecerse
to convalesce
Convencer
to convince
Convencerse
to convince oneself
Convenir
to be advisable, to agree, to suit, to be good for
Convenirse
to be advisable, to agree, to suit, to be good for
Converger
to converge, to coincide
Convergerse
to converge, to coincide
Conversar
to talk, to converse, to tell, to relate
Conversarse
to talk, to converse, to tell, to relate
Convertir
to convert, to change, to turn into
Convertirse
to become
Convidar
to invite
Convidarse
to invite oneself
Convivir
to live together, to coexist
Convivirse
to live together, to coexist
Convocar
to call together, to call
Convocarse
to call together, to call
Convulsionar
to convulse, to throw into turmoil
Convulsionarse
to convulse, to throw into turmoil
Cooperar
to cooperate
Cooperarse
to cooperate
Coordinar
to coordinate
Coordinarse
to coordinate
Copiar
to copy
Copiarse
to cheat
Copular
to copulate
Copularse
to copulate
Coquetear
to flirt with
Coquetearse
to flirt with
Corregir
to correct
Corregirse
to reform
Correr
to run
Correrse
to move
Corresponder
to repay, to concern
Corresponderse
to correspond with
Corretear
to scamper, to run around
Corretearse
to scamper, to run around
Corroborar
to corroborate
Corroborarse
to corroborate
Corroer
to erode, to corrode
Corroerse
to erode, to corrode
Corromper
to corrupt, to bribe, to become corrupted
Corromperse
to go bad
Cortar
to cut
Cortarse
to cut oneself
Cortejar
to court, to woo
Cortejarse
to court, to woo
Cosechar
to crop, to harvest
Cosecharse
to crop, to harvest
Coser
to sew, sew up, to stitch
Coserse
to sew, sew up, to stitch
Costar
to cost
costarse
to cost
Costear
to defray, to pay for
Costearse
to defray, to pay for
Cotejar
to compare, to liken, to compare with
Cotejarse
to compare, to liken, to compare with
Cotillear
to gossip
Cotillearse
to gossip
Cotizar
to quote prices, to prorate
Cotizarse
to be worth
Crear
to create, to make
Crearse
to create, to make
Crecer
to grow (up)
Crecerse
to thrive
Creer
to believe
Creerse
to believe
Crepuscular
to dim, twilight
Crepuscularse
to dim, twilight
Criar
to raise (children etc), to nurse (babies), to breed, to bring up
Criarse
to grow up
Cristalizar
to crystallize, to take shape
Cristalizarse
to crystallize, to take shape
Cristianizar
to christianize
Cristianizarse
to christianize
Criticar
to criticize
Criticarse
to criticize
Crucificar
to crucify
Crucificarse
to crucify
Crujir
to creak, to grate, to crunch
Crujirse
to crack
Cruzar
to cross
Cruzarse
to cross
Cuadruplicar
to quadruplicate, to quadruple
Cuadruplicarse
to quadruplicate, to quadruple
Cuajar
to clot, to coagulate, to curdle
abomasum
Cuajarse
to clot, to coagulate, to curdle
abomasum
Cuantificar
to quantify
Cuantificarse
to quantify
Cubrir
to cover
Cubrirse
to cover oneself
Cuchichear
to whisper, to gossip
Cuchichearse
to whisper, to gossip
Cuestionar
to question, to ask
Cuestionarse
to question, to ask
Cuidar
to take care of, look after
Cuidarse
to take care of oneself
Culminar
to end, to culminate, to finish
Culminarse
to end, to culminate, to finish
Culpar
to blame, to accuse, to condemn
Culparse
to blame onself
Cultivar
to cultivate, to grow
Cultivarse
to improve oneself
Cumplir
to fulfil, carry out, to achieve
Cumplirse
to come true
Curar
to cure, to treat, dress (a wound)
Curarse
to get better
Curiosear
to snuffle, to sniff, tosniffle, to nose around, to browse through
Curiosearse
to snuffle, to sniff, tosniffle, to nose around, to browse through
Currar
to work, to whack
Currarse
to work, to whack
Cursar
to study, to send, to process
Cursarse
to study, to send, to process
