Verbs to Know which start with "E"

Question 1

To make … fall in love, win the love of, win someone’s heart (to get someone to fall in love)
To fall in love (to like)

Answer 1

Enamorar

Question 2

To fall in love (to become enamored)

To fall in love with each other (to become enamored with one another)

Answer 2

Enamorarse

Question 3

To love (to like very much)
To bewitch (to cast a spell on)

Answer 3

Encantar

Question 4

To find (to like very much)
To discover, encounter (to uncover)
To find (to consider)

Answer 4

Encontrar

Question 5

To be (to be situated)
To feel (to sense)
To meet (to get together)
To find oneself (to experience a state or situation)
To run into, run across, bump into (to meet unexpectedly; often used with "con")

Answer 5

Encontrarse

Question 6

To make angry, anger, annoy, irritate (to upset) (very common in Spain)
To bore (to cause boredom) (Mexico)

Answer 6

Enfadar

Question 7

To get angry, get mad, get annoyed (to get upset) (very common in Spain)
To get tired of (to be bored of) (Mexico)
To fall out (to have a disagreement)

Answer 7

Enfadarse

Question 8

To fall ill, get sick (to have a disagreement)
To make sick, make ill (to cause sickness)
To annoy, irritate (colloquial) (to bother)

Answer 8

Enfermar

Question 9

To get sick, fall ill (to become ill)

To have one’s period (to menstruate) (Latin America)

Answer 9

Enfermarse

Question 10

To anger, make angry, annoy (to upset) (common in Latin America)

Answer 10

Enojar

Question 11

To get angry, get annoyed, get mad (to get upset)

Answer 11

Enojarse

Question 12

To teach (to educate) (to allow to view)
To show (to allow to view)

Answer 12

Enseñar

Question 13

To send, mail, ship (general)

Answer 13

Enviar

Question 14

To get wrong (to mix up)
To make … make a mistake, to make … go wrong (to cause to make an error)
To choose the wrong, pick the wrong (to make a poor choice of)

Answer 14

Equivocar

Question 15

To make a mistake (to make an error; often used with “con”)

To be wrong, be mistaken (to be in error; often used with “con”)

Answer 15

Equivocarse

Question 16

To choose (to pick)
To elect (in voting)

Answer 16

Escoger

Question 17

To wait for (to await)
To hope (to wish)
To expect (to count on)
To wait  (to await)
To expect (to count on)

Answer 17

Esperar

Question 18

To hold on (to wait momentarily)(used emphatically as in a command, i.e. esperate!)

Answer 18

Espresarse

Question 19

To miss (to feel the absence of)
To surprise (to amaze)
To banish (legal)

Answer 19

Extrañar

Question 20

To be surprised (to be amazed)

Answer 20

Extrañarse

Question 21

To entrance, captivate

Answer 21

Excasiar

Question 22

To be scarce, be in short supply (to be lacking)

To skimp on (to be sparing with)

Answer 22

Escasear

Question 23

To demand (to order)
To call for, require (to necessitate)
To levy (taxes)

Answer 23

Exigir

Question 24

To specify (to detail)

Answer 24

Especificar

Question 25

To exempt, free, excuse (to relieve from)

Answer 25

Eximir

Question 26

To obtain an exemption (to obtain a relief from)

Answer 26

Eximirse