Los verbos nuevos que se usan con el complemento directo cuando se refiere a una persona

Question 1

To defy

Answer 1

desafiar

Question 2

To scold (1)

Answer 2

Regañar

Question 3

To scold (2)

Answer 3

Retar

Question 4

To scold (3)

Answer 4

Reñir (i)

Question 5

To hate

Answer 5

odiar

Question 6

To hate/loath

Answer 6

Aborrecer
(yo aborrezco)

Question 7

To cheat ON

Answer 7

Engañar

Question 8

to betray

Answer 8

traicionar

Question 9

to praise

Answer 9

alabar

Question 10

to contradict

Answer 10

contradecir
(yo contradigo)

Question 11

to frighten

Answer 11

asustar

Question 12

to admire

Answer 12

admirar

Question 13

to criticize

Answer 13

criticar

Question 14

to obey

Answer 14

obedecer
(yo obedezco)

Question 15

to love

Answer 15

amar/querer

Question 16

to threaten

Answer 16

amenazar

Question 17

to treat (well/badly)

Answer 17

tratar (bien/mal)

Question 18

to punish

Answer 18

castigar

Question 19

to charge/accuse

Answer 19

inculpar

Question 20

to acuse

Answer 20

acusar

Question 21

to exonerate

Answer 21

exculpar

Question 22

to drive out

Answer 22

expulsar

Question 23

to kill

Answer 23

matar

Question 24

to greet

Answer 24

saludar

Question 25

to cure

Answer 25

curar

Question 26

to miss (1)

Answer 26

echar de menos

Question 27

to miss (2)

Answer 27

extrañar

Question 28

to hold in high regard/to esteem/to respect

Answer 28

estimar

Question 29

to support (financially)

Answer 29

mantener

Question 30

to support (emotionally)

Answer 30

apoyar

Question 31

to raise (accent boot verb - accent “i” on all forms of present EXCEPT nosotros. Vosotros uses the regular -ar accent)

Answer 31

criar

Question 32

to protect

Answer 32

proteger
(yo protejo)

Question 33

to repress

Answer 33

reprimir

Question 34

to forgive

Answer 34

perdonar

Question 35

to lock up

Answer 35

encerrar (ie)

Question 36

to kidnap

Answer 36

secuestrar

Question 37

to put down/to scorn

Answer 37

menospreciar

Question 38

reñir changes!

Answer 38

-boot verb in present tense (i)
-sort of like a slipper verb in the imperfect subjunctive (no i in the third person endings, ny sound from ñ)
-ex: riño, riñeron (third person imp. subj. endings)