Verbs to Know Exercise 13.12 Flashcards

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To hug, embrace, hold (to hold) To embrace, espouse (to take up)

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Abrazar

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To hold each other, embrace each other (to hold each other)

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Abrazarse

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To go with, come with, accompany, escort (to go or come along with) To stay with (to keep company) To happen at the same time (to happen at the same time) To accompany (to play or sing accompaniment)

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Acompañar

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To advise, recommend (to suggest) To advise (to give advice to a person) To make advisable (to make necessary)

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Aconsejar

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To seek advice from (to get advice; used with “con”)

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Aconsejarse

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To agree + verb, to agree on + noun (to reach an agreement) To remind (to remind) (Latin America) To award (to remind) (Latin America)

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Acordar

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To remember (to recall)

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Acordarse

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To put to bed (to put to sleep) To lay down (to set down)

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Acostar

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To go to bed (to go to sleep) To lie down (to recline)

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Acostarse

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To shave (to remove hair)

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Afeitar

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To shave oneself (to remove hair)

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Afeitarse

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To please (to like) To be pleasing (to be pleasant)

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Agradar

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To like each other (to get along)

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Agradarse

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To thank (to show gratitude) To be grateful, to appreciate (to feel gratitude)

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Agradecer

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To be welcome (to be pleasant)

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Agradecerse

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To cheer up, make happy (to give joy) To liven up, brighten up (to enliven)

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Alegrar

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To be happy, pleased, happy (to rejoice)

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Alegrarse

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To love (to have profound affection for)

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Amar

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To love each other (to have profound affection for)

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Amarse

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To walk (to travel on foot) To take (to travel by; used with “en”) To ride (to mount; used with “en”) (Latin America) To work (to operate) To go, be (to be in a certain state) To hang out with (to mix with; used with “con”) To go out with (to date; used with “con”) To be around (to be about; used with “por”)

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Andar

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To act, be (to act)

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Andarse

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To encourage (to give encouragement) To liven up (to enliven) To drive (to motivate) To cheer on (to encourage with shouts)

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Animar

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To cheer up, liven up, brighten up, get energized, get going (to become more cheerful) To resolve (to resolve)

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Animarse

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To hurry, hurry along, speed up, quicken (to hasten)

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Apresurar

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To hurry up, hurry (to hasten oneself)

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Apresurarse

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To take advantage of, make the most of, make good use of (to make use of) To utilize (to utilize) To make the most of it, take the opportunity to (to make use of; often used with “para”)

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Aprovechar

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To take advantage of (to exploit; used with “de”) To take advantage of, abuse (to abuse sexually; used with “de”)

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Aprovecharse

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To fix, repair, mend (to restore) To arrange (to organize) To tidy, tidy up (to clean) To settle, sort out (to solve) To arrange (to agree)

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Arreglar

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To get ready (to get tidied up) To get sorted out, make up (to be solved) To manage (to do with or without)

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Arreglarse

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To be present (to be present) To witness (to observe) To help (to help)

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Asistir

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To frighten, scare (to cause fear) To startle (to alarm)

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Asustar

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To get frightened, be frightened (to experience fear) To get worried (to experience concern)

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Asustarse

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To dare (to have the courage) To dare (to be insolent)

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Atreverse

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To help (to assist)

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Ayudar

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To use, make use of (to make use of something) To help each other (to assist each other)

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Ayudarse