Verbs to Know which start with "C" Flashcards
To fall (to drop) To hang, fall (to be suspended) To fall, drop (to lessen) To fall, be caught (to be defeated) To fall, die (to pass away) To fall, be (to take place) To go to, get (to receive by chance) To realize, remember (to recall) To succumb (to commit) To fall for it (to take the bait) To show up, drop in (to visit) To set (the sun), fall (the night) (to get dark)
Caer
To fall, fall down, collapse, fall over, drop (to fall downward)
To fall out (to detach),
Caerse
To keep quiet (to say nothing)
To be quiet, shut up (to stop talking or making noise)
To keep quiet (to silence) (Latin America)
To keep quiet about, keep to oneself (to not tell)
Callar
To be quiet, shut up (to stop talking or making noise)
To keep quiet (to say nothing)
Callarse
To calm, calm down (to pacify)
To relieve, soothe, quench (thirst)
Calmar
To calm down (to become calm) To calm down, calm, quiet down (weather) To ease (to get better)
Calmarse
To load, fill (to make full) To load (weaponry) To charge (electronics) To carry (to have with) To wear (to use) (Latin America) To charge (finance) To blame (to accuse) To overdo (to fill to excess) To fill (to influence) To load (computing) To burden (to charge with responsibility) To flunk (colloquial) (to fail) To load (dice) To bug (to annoy) To carry (bring) To bear, take (to take on) To charge (to attack)(architecture) To be supported by, rest on (architecture)
Cargar
To brush, clean (to clean off)
To plane (to smooth)
To swipe, pinch (colloquial) (to steal)
To flatter, butter up (colloquial) (to compliment) (Andes)(Central America) (Mexico)
Cepillar
To brush (to clean one's teeth with a brush) To brush (to arrange one's hair with a brush) To screw (slang) (colloquial) (to have sex with) (Spain) To fail, flunk (colloquial) (to not pass) (Spain)
Cepillarse
To chat, talk (to converse)
Charlar
To charge for (to demand payment for)
To get paid, collect, earn a salary, cash a check (to receive payment for)
To become, feel (to acquire)
To bag (hunting)
To fetch (to retrieve)
To call, call for (decision by a referee) (Latin America)
To take (to take a shot)
Regionalism used in Latin America: all the countries in South America, Central America, and the Caribbean. Does not include Spain.
(Latin America)
Cobrar
To claim (to kill) To charge (to kill)
Cobrarse
To begin, start (to commence)(to initiate)
Comenzar
To know (to be acquainted with)
To meet (to see for the first time)
To know, be familiar with (to have knowledge of)
To get to know a person or place (to find out about)
To visit, go to, see (to discover)
To recognize, know (to identify)
To feel, know (to experience)
(literary) (to have sexual relations with)
To know, speak languages (to master)
To try (legal)(legal; usado con “de”)
To know about (to have knowledge of; used with “de”)
Conocer
To know oneself (to have knowledge of; used with “de”)
To know each other (to be acquainted with)
To meet (to see for the first time)
To get to know each other (to become familiar with one another)
To know (to be known)
Conocerse
To count (to list) (to matter) To narrate (to list)
Contar
To be advisable, be a good idea, be worth (to be desirable)
To suit, be convenient (to be a good time)
To do good, do well, be in the interest of, be good for (to be beneficial)
To agree on, agree to, agree (to be in agreement; used with “en”)
To agree (to admit; used with “en”)
To agree (price or date), agree on (to arrange)
Convenir
To talk, converse, chat (to make conversation)
Conversar
To take care of, look after, care for (to watch over)
To take care over, pay attention (to be attentive)
To take care of, make sure that (to watch over; used with “de”)
Cuidar
To take care of oneself, look after oneself (to watch over oneself)
Cuidarse
To coincide, match, match up (to correspond)
To coincide (to happen simultaneously)
To coincide, happen to meet, run into, meet (to come together)
To concur, be in agreement (to concur)
Coincidir
