verbs Flashcards
To use or wear for the first time
estrenar
to jump or bounce around
brincar
to go home
recogerse
to let or allow oneself
dejarse
to remove or take away
quitar
to submit or turn in
entregar
to fight or struggle
luchar
to give command to, lead, dispatch
mandar
to spend money
gastar
to spend time
pasar
to hear, listen
oír
to sound, to hear, hear each other
oírse (pronominal and reciprocal)
to reduce something, lose weight
rebajar
to sneeze
estornudar
to cough
toser
to cost, be hard
costar
to empty
vaciar
to assemble, piece together
armar
to quit or leave
dejar
to get up early
madrugar
to manage or run
dirigir
to take (time)
tardar
to take too much time
tardarse
to go shopping
ir de compras (cong ir)
to develop
desarrollar
to set fire to
incendiar
to burn
quemar
to absorb or soak up
absorber
to trick or cheat
engañar
to win or earn
ganar
to mean
significar
to attract
atraer
to avoid
evitar
to pull, tug, or haul
jalar
to involve (get involved)
involucrar(se)
to lift
levantar
to imagine
imaginar
to move
mover
to move oneself
moverse
to move (housing)
mudarse
to crash or shock
chocar
to charge for, earn, collect
cobrar
to become (reflx), to come back/return (pronm)
volverse
to grab, take, seize, grip
agarrar, aferrar
shape, create, fabricate
forjar
to hire, contract
contratar
to cram, stick, put
meter
to place, hang, position
colocar
to treat
tratar
to try
intentar, or tratar de
to exhaust, wear out, use up
agotar
to withstand, tolerate, endure
aguantar
to stay, to remain (often used to describe a temporary/personal decision)
quedarse
to be left (remaining), to stay, to be located
quedar
to progress
progresar
to improve
mejorar
to punch
golpear
to please
complacer
to stretch
estirar
(estirarse - to grow fast)
to thank
agradecer
to melt
derretir
to impress
impresionar
to take advantage of, make the most of
aprovechar
to pay attention to
fijarse
to fix (set), establish, focus
fijar
to get wrong
equivocar
to grow old, age
envejecer
to freeze
helar
hibernate
hibernar
to start, begin, initiate something
iniciar
to mark, indicate, or dial
marcar
to work or function
funcionar
to force or oblige
obligar
to happen or go on
suceder
to happen, occur
ocurrir
to encourage
animar
to cover or block
tapar
to put, fit, stick cram
meter
to turn off
apagar
to turn on a light (also to ignite)
encender
to add
sumar
to tend to (be or do)
soler
to finish off, use up
apurar
to take advantage of
aprovechar
to sign up for, or enroll
apuntarse
to point at, aim
apuntar
to sign
firmar
to amplify, make bigger, expand, extend
amplificar, ampliar
augment, increase
aumentar
to sting
picar
to survive
sobrevivir
to spring forth, arise, emerge, appear
surgir
to establish or set
establecer
to quit or give up, surrender
rendirse
produce, perform, be enough
rendir
to be afraid of
temer
to fold, turn, bend, double
doblar
to put away, save, keep
guardar
to support
apoyar
to link, connect
enlazar
to be about
tratarse
to hide (two dif verbs)
ocultar, esconder
to cut or split or break
partir
to suggest
sugerir
to spell
deletrear
to jam up or have a mental block
bloquearse
to make an effort
esforzarse
to complain
quejarse
to let go of, loosen
soltar
to notice
notar
arrange, negotiate, manage
gestionar
to negotiate, to do business
negociar
to dump or spill
volcar
to overcome
superar
to fail
fracasar
to be about
tratarse
to bite
morder
to wear (clothes, watch, etc)
llevar, ponerse, vestir de
postpone
posponer (pp is pospuesto)
renew
renovar
