Verbs Flashcards
to burn, to set on fire
abrasar
to hug
abrazar
to annoy, to bore
aburrir
to complete, to finish
acabar
to accept
aceptar
to approach, to draw near
to bring near/ place near
acercarse
acercar
to explain, to clarify, to make clear
aclarar
to accompany/ escort/ keep company
acompañar
to agree (upon)
acordar
to remember, to agree
acordarse
to accuse
acusar
to advance/ progress/ go ahead
adelantar
to admire
admirar
to admit /grant/permit
admitir
to adopt
adoptar
to shave oneself
afeitarse
to please/ to be pleasing
agradar
to thank/ be thankful for
agradecer (zc before a or o)
to enlarge/ increase/ exaggerate
agrandar
to make worse/ aggravate
agravar
to expect/ wait for
aguardar
to be glad/ happy
alegrarse
to add
añadir
to appreciate
apreciar
to hurry/ rush
apresurarse
to be frightened/ scared
asustarse
to attack
atacar
to rely on/ depend on
atenerse (conjugated like tener)
to attract/ charm/ allure
atraer (conjugated like traer)
to dare/ venture
atreverse
to advance
avanzar
to tan
broncear
to make fun of/ ridicule
burlarse
to be silent
callarse
to brush
cepillar
to close/ shut
cerrar (e-ie stem change)
to collect
colegir (j before a or o, e-i stem change)
to put/ place
colocar
to confess
confesar (e-ie stem change)
to count/ relate/ tell
contar (o-ue stem change)
to convince
convencer (z before a or o)
to correct
corregir (j before a or o, e-i stem change)
to devote oneself
dedicarse
to demonstrate/ prove
demostrar (o-ue stem change)
to undo/ take apart/ destroy
deshacer (conjugated like hacer)
to destroy
destruir (y before a, e or o)
to stop (someone or something) (2)
detener (conjugated like tener)
parar
to stop (oneself) (2)
detenerse (conjugated like tener)
pararse
to direct
dirigir (j before a or o)
to ache, pain, hurt, cause regret/grief
doler (o-ue)
to shower
ducharse
to become angry/ annoyed/ to get angry (2)
enfadarse
enojarse
to be mistaken/ make a mistake
equivocarse
to expect/ hope/ wait
esperar
to demand/ urge/ require
exigir (j before a or o)
to pretend/ feign
fingir (j before a or o)
to sign
firmar
to grieve/ groan/ moan
gemir (e-i)
to enjoy
gozar
to lead/ guide
guiar (i-í on stressed syllable)
to find/ discover/ locate
hallar
to harm/ hurt/ wound
herir (e-ie)
to escape/ flee/ run away
huir (y before a, e or o)
to go away
irse (conjugated like ir)