VERBOS REGULARES Flashcards
to abandon, leave, give up
abandonar
to shoot (or bring) down/demolish
abatir
to fertilise / to pay / to support (lend weight to)
abonar
to deal with/tackle/address
abordar
to abort/miscarry/frustrate
abortar
to fasten
abrochar
to absorb
absorber
to bore
aburrir
to abuse / take advantage of / overuse
abusar
to finish sth, for sth to end
acabar
to camp
acampar
to pet, caress, stroke, cherish
acariciar
to agree, accept / to (gain) access (to)
acceder
to speed up
acelerar
to accept
aceptar
to clarify, explain
aclarar
to seat / to adapt, adjust
acomodar
to accompany
acompañar
to advise
aconsejar
to couple, connect (related to electricity)
acoplar
to shorten/reduce
acortar
to harass, pester
acosar
to be accustomed to
acostumbrar
to confirm, prove / give credit to
acreditar
to activate/stimulate
activar
to go to (attend/turn to (sb)) / to come (e.g. to occur to)
acudir
to accuse
acusar
to adapt
adaptar
to overtake / bring forward in time / pay in advance
adelantar
to guess, predict, discern
adivinar
to attach, enclose
adjuntar
to manage
administrar
to admire
admirar
to admit, accept
admitir
to adopt (e.g. take on, customs/a stance/a measure)
adoptar
to adore, worship
adorar
to decorate
adornar
to affect / sadden, upset
afectar
to shave
afeitar
to tune / polish, hone, refine
afinar
to assert, declare
afirmar
to loosen / relax
aflojar
to confront, face up to
afrontar
to grab, grasp, seize, catch
agarrar
to shake, wave, flap, rustle (move vigorously)
agitar
to exhaust / use up
agotar
to please
agradar
to bear, put up with, withstand
aguantar
to wait for, expect
aguardar
to save (money)
ahorrar
to adjust, regulate
ajustar
to alarm, alert, frighten
alarmar
to disturb, disrupt, unsettle
alborotar
to cheer up, make happy / liven up
alegrar
to move away from / to keep away
alejar
to lighten / to hurry
aligerar
to feed, nourish
alimentar
to dress (salad), season
aliñar
to relieve, ease, alleviate
aliviar
to store, keep / to stock up on
almacenar
to accommodate, house
alojar
to rent
alquilar
to alter, change / to agitate
alterar
to light (up) / shed light on / give birth to
alumbrar
to love
amar
to yearn, long
anhelar
to encourage, motivate, drive, liven up
animar
to note down / annotate
anotar
to anticipate / to bring forward (in time)
anticipar
to cancel, annul
anular
to announce / advertise
anunciar
to add
añadir
to long for, yearn for, miss (person)
añorar
to set aside / to separate (couple) / to remove
apartar
to appeal
apelar
to stink
apestar
to crush / defeat
aplastar
to applaud, clap
aplaudir
to contribute, provide, give
aportar
to support (sth), to rest/lean on
apoyar
to appreciate, value, be fond of / to detect, notice
apreciar
to learn
aprender
to take advantage of, make the most of
aprovechar
to aim, point at, indicate / point out
apuntar
to finish, use up, exhaust
apurar
to scratch
arañar
to burn / to be boiling hot
arder
to assemble / to arm
armar
to drag / sweep away (river) , carry out (ocean), blow along (wind)
arrastrar
to fix, repair
arreglar
to arrest
arrestar
to throw / produce
arrojar
to roast, grill
asar
to assure, guarantee
asegurar
to murder, assassinate
asesinar
to attend / witness
asistir
to associate, link
asociar
to stick/lean out
asomar
to amaze, astonish / to darken
asombrar
to inhale / to vacuum
aspirar
to assume / accept
asumir
to frighten / startle
asustar
to tie (up/down)
atar
to catch, capture, trap
atrapar
to postpone / delay
atrasar
to dare
atrever
to deafen / to stun, daze, bewilder
aturdir
to increase
aumentar
to warn, inform
avisar
to help
ayudar
to dance
bailar
to go down (descend / decrease)
bajar
to swing, rock / balance
balancear
to bathe / cover
bañar
to shuffle / to consider / to quarrel
barajar
to sweep
barrer
to be enough
bastar
to beat, whip / beat against
batir
to drink
beber
to benefit
beneficiar
to kiss / to graze slightly
besar
to block, obstruct, jam
bloquear
to pump
bombear
to embroider / to perform well
bordar
to delete, erase, remove
borrar
to shine, sparkle / stand out, be outstanding
brillar
to toast (make a toast to) / to offer, give
brindar
to joke
bromear
to tan
broncear
to (scuba) dive
bucear
to evade / to cheat
burlar
to calculate, work out / to reckon, suppose, estimate
calcular
to heat (up)
caldear
to keep quiet, be quiet
callar
to calm, alleviate, soothe
calmar
to change
cambiar
to walk
caminar
to cancel / erase (forget)
cancelar
to lock
candar
to tire, annoy, exhaust
cansar
to sing
cantar
to capitulate, surrender
capitular
to capture
capturar
to marry / marry off
casar
to cause, arouse, give
causar
to captivate, attract / capture, take prisoner
cautivar
to dig
cavar
to transfer, hand over, cede
ceder
