Verbos Español Flashcards
to accept
aceptar
to save (not waste/conserve)
ahorrar
to turn off
apagar
to appear
aparecer*
to go down
bajar
to answer
contestar
to cross
cruzar
to rest
descansar
to return something
devolver (o > ue)
to draw
dibujar
to fold
doblar
to enjoy oneself
gozar
to fill
llenar
to mark
marcar
to put into/fit/stick
to implicate
meter
to go in/down/get into
to insert yourself
meterse
to stop (immediately)
parar
to turn on
prender
to examine/review/go over/skim/study/reinforce
repasar
to smile
sonreír*
to go up
subir
to drop, throw away
tirar
to try to
tratar de
to vote
votar
to hug
abrazar
to accompany
acompañar
to advise / recommend / give advice
aconsejar
to remember
acordarse*
to go to bed / lay down
acostarse (o > ue)
to shave
rasurarse
to please
agradar
to thank
agradecer*
to rejoice
alegrarse
to ride
to walk
andar
to cheer up
animarse
to hurry up
apurarse
to take advantage of
to achieve
aprovecharse
to get ready
arreglarse
to attend
asistir / ir (common)
to get scared
asustarse
to dare (have courage to)
atreverse
to get off (ej: bus stop)
bajarse
to make fun of, ridicule
burlarse de
to fall
caerse*
to like/dislike someone
caer*
“me cae bien”
“me cae mal”
to shut up
callarse
to calm down
calmarse
to load (technology)
cargar/se
to charge (a phone)
cargar
to brush
cepillarse
to charge for
cobrar
to count
contar (o > ue)
to tell (a story, an account)
contar (o > ue)
to agree to/on
estar de acuerdo*
to be advisable/a good idea
convenir*
to converse
conversar
to physically care for / take care of
cuidar
to realize
darse cuenta*
to devote oneself to
dedicarse
to defend oneself
defenderse* (ie)
to leave something or someone
dejar
to let someone or something happen
dejar
to be delayed
retrasarse
to say good-bye
despedirse (e > i)
to wake up
despertarse*
to have fun
divertirse*
to fall asleep
dormirse*
to doubt
dudar
to fall in love
enamorarse de
to bump into
encontrarse (o> ue)
to become sick
enfermarse
to get angry
enojarse
to show
enseñar / mostrar*
to spoil
echarse a perder
estar (more temporary)
andar
to throw out / fling / to fan / blow
aventar (e > ie)
to remind
recordar
to dare someone
retar
