Verbs to Know which start with "I" Flashcards
To interest, be of interest (to appeal to)(to be useful) To concern (to affect) To interest in, get interested in (to attract; used with "en") To damage, affect (formal) (to harm)
Interesar
To be interested in, take interest in, take an interest in (to be attracted to; used with “en” )
To ask about, inquire about (to look into; used with “por”)
To care, worry (to worry)
Interesarse
To invite (to request the presence of) To buy (to pay) To entice, attract (to attract)
Invitar
INTRANSITIVE VERB To go (to indicate movement)(to indicate a result)(to indicate origin)(to indicate a range of time) To wear, be dressed in (to have on) To work, run (to function) To be on (to discuss a process; used with "por") To go (to attend) To look (to appear) To go with (to match)
Auxiliary Verb To go (to indicate a future action) To be (in progressive constructions)
Impersonal Verb To go (to talk about directions)(to indicate a result)
Ir
To leave, go (to exit a place)
To die (to pass away)
To go away (to take away)
To forget (to not remember)
Irse
To identify (to recognize)(to associate)
Identificar
To identify oneself (to state one’s identity)
To identify with (to have affinity with; used with “con”)
Identificarse
To not know, be ignorant of, be unaware, have no idea (to lack information about) To ignore (to disregard)
Ignorar
To equalize, make equal, make the same (to make even)
To flatten, level off (to flatten)
To be equal to, match (to liken)
To equalize (sports)
Igualar
To become equal, be the same (to match)
Igualarse
To illuminate, light up (to furnish with light) To light up (to adorn with lights) To enlighten (religious) To iluminate (to give color to)
ILuminar
To light up (to become brighter)(to be filled with happiness)
To become enlightened (religious)
iLuminarse
To imagine, picture (to envision)
To suppose, imagine (to assume)
To guess (to predict)
To think up (to conceive)
Imaginar
To imagine, suppose (to assume)
To guess (to predict)
To imagine, picture (to envision)
Imaginarse
To imitate, copy (to emulate)
To imitate, do an impression of, mimic, impersonate (to parody)
Imitar
To give, impart (to convey)
Impartir
To prevent, stop (to keep from happening) To hinder (to obstruct) To block (to obstruct)
Impedir
To implement (to put into effect)
Implementar
To impose, mean (to presuppose)
To involve, implicate (to embroil)
Implicar
To matter, be important (to be of importance) To care, mind (to be bothered) To care (to be interested)
Importar
To impress, strike (to make an impact on)
To move, shock, affect (to cause an emotional reaction)
To expose (photography)
To make an impression, impress (to make an impact)
Impresionar
To be impressed (to be impacted)
To be moved, be shocked (to be affected)
Impresionarse
To print (to output on paper) To leave (to give)
Imprimir
To improvise, rustle up, ad-lib, extemporize (to do without preparation)
Improvisar
To propel, drive (to push)
To drive, motivate (to encourage)
To promote, boost (to cause to grow)
Impulsar
To incite, encourage, urge (to stimulate)
Incitar
To tilt, lean (to slant)
To bend, bow (to angle)
To persuade, incline
Inclinar
To lean, bend, bow (to angle)
To be inclined to, tend to (to be disposed to; used with “a”)
To lean (to slant)
To favor, lean towards (to prefer)
Inclinarse
To include, contain (to comprise or be part of)
To include, enclose (to add)
Incluir
