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501 Spanish Verbs

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	to knock down, to overthrow, to throw down	abatir
	to burn, to set on fire	abrasar
	to embrace, to hug; to clamp	abrazar
	to open	abrir
	to absolve, to acquit	absolver
	to abstain	abstenerse
	to annoy, to bore, to vex (to be bored, to grow tired, to grow weary)	aburrir(se)
	to hit the mark, to hit upon, to do something rigt, to succeed in, to guess right	acertar
	to finish, to end, to complete	acabar
	to accelerate, to speed, to hasten, to hurry	accelerar
	to accept	aceptar
	to bring near, to place near (to approach, to draw near)	acercar acercarse
	to acclaim, to applaud, to shout, to hail	aclamar
	to explain, clarify, makeclear, rinse, clear	aclarar
	to accompany, escort, go with, keep company	acompañar
	to advise, counsel	aconsejar
	to agree [upon](to remember, to agree)	acordar(se)
	to go to bed, to lie down	acostarse
	kto be accustomed, to be in the habit of	acostumbrar
	to knife, to cut, to slash, to cut open	acuchillar
	to attend, to be present frequently, to respond (to a call), to come to the rescue	acudir
	to accuse	acusar
	to advance, to keep on, to progress, to go ahead (to go forward, to go ahead, to move ahead, to take the lead)	adelantar(se)
	to divine, to foretell, to guess, to solve	adivinar
	to admire	admirar
	to admit, to grant, to permit	admitir
	to adopt	adoptar
	to adore, to worship	adorar
	to acquire, to get, to obtain	adquirir
	to advise, to give notice, to give warningk, to take notice of, to warn	advertir
	to shave oneself	afeitarse
	to grasp, to obtain, to seize, to catch, to clutch, to compe upon	agarrar
	to agitate, to wave, to shake up, to stir	agitar
	to exhaust, to use up	agotar
	to please, to be pleasing	agradar
	to thank, to be thankful for	agradecer
	kto enlarge, to grow larger, to increase, to exaggerate	agrandar
	to aggravate, to make worse	agravar
	to add, to collect, to gather, to aggregate, to collate	agregar
	to group	agrupar
	to expect, to wait for	aguardar
	to economize, to save	ahorrar
	to reach, to overtake	alcanzar
	to be glad, to rejoice, to be happy	alegrarse
	to lunch, to have lunch	almorzar
	to hire, to rent	alquilar
	to illuminate, to light, to enlighten (to be/get high, to get tipsy, to become likely[from liquor])	alumbrar(se)
	to heave, to lift, to pick up, to raise (prices)	alzar
	to love	amar
	to add	añadir
	to walk	andar
	to announce, to foretell, to proclaim	anunciar
	to put out (flame/fire), to extinguish, to turn off (flame, fire, light)	apagar
	to appear, to show up	aparecer
	to applaud	aplaudir
	to take power, to take possession	apoderarse
	to appreciate, to appraise, to esteem	apreciar
	to learn	aprender
	to hasten, to hurry, to rush	apresurarse
	to approve, to pass a test	aprobar
	to take advantage, to avail oneself	aprovecharse
	to fret, to grieve, to worry	apurarse
	to root up/out, to pull up/out, to tear off/away, to snatch, to start (a motor), to boot up (a computer)	arrancar
	to fix, arrange, adjust, regulate, settle, repair	arreglar
	to fling, hurl, throw	arrojar
	to articulate, to pronounce distinctly	articular
	to assure, affirm, assert, insure	asegurar
	to seize, grasp	asir
	to attend, to assist, to be present	asistir
	to be frightened, to be scared	asustarse
	to attack	atacar
	to rely on, to depend on	atenerse (a)
	to attract, to allure, to charm	atraer
	to cross, to go through, to run through (to dare, venture)	atravesar(se)
	to advance	avanzar
	to find out, inquire, investigat	averiguar
	to help, to aid, to assist	ayudar
	to dance	bailar
	to lower, let down, come down, go down, descend	bajar
	to stammer, to hesitate (in speech)	balbucear
	to bathe oneself, take a bath	bañarse
	to sweep, whisk	barrer
	to be enough, to be sufficient, to suffice	bastar [como gustar]
	to baptize, to christen	bautizar
	to drink	beber
	to bless, consecrate	bendecir
	to erase, to cross out	borrar
	to yawn, to gape	bostezar
	to fling, to cast (away), to throw (away), to launch	botar
	to bronze, to tan	broncear
	to boil, to bustle, to hustle, to stir	bullir
	to make fun of, to poke fun at, to ridicule	burlarse
	to look for, to seek	buscar
	to be contained, to fit into	caber
	to fall (to fall, to fall down, to tumble)	caer(se)
	to heat (up), to warm (up)	calentar
	to be silent, to keep quiet	callarse
	to shoe, to wear (shoes), to put on (shoes)	calzar
	to change, to exchange	cambiar
	to walk, to move along	caminar
	to become tired/weary, kto get tired	cansarse
	to sing	cantar
	to charactgerize	caracterizar
	to load, burden, charge (a battery)	cargar
	to get married, to marry	casarse
	to celebrate, praise	celebrar
	to have/eat supper, to dine/have dinner	cenar
	to brush	cepillar
	to close	cerrar
	to certify, register (a letter), to attest	certificar
	to chat, to prattle	charlar
	to mumble, to mutter	chistar
	to suck	chupar
	to cook	cocinar
	to seize, take, grasp, grab, catch, to get(understand)	coger
	to collect	colegir
	to hang (up)	colgar
	to put, to place	colocar
	to begin, to start, commence	comenzar
	to eat	comer
	to compose	componer
	to buy, purchase	comprar
	to understand	comprender
	to lead, conduct, drive	conducir
	to confess	confesar
	to know, to be acquainted with	conocer
	to attain, to get, to obtain	conseguir
	to constitue, to make up	constituir
	to construct, to build	construir
	to count, relate, to tell	contar (con)
	to contain, hold, restrain	contener
	to answer, to reply to	contestar
	to continue	continuar
	to conrtibute, to pay taxes	contribuir
	to convince	convencer
	to agree, convene, be fitting	convenir
	to convert	convertir
	to call together, to convene, to convoke, to summon	convocar
	to correct	corregir
	to run, race, flow	correr
	to cut off/out	cortar
	to cost	costar
	to grow	crecer
	to believe	creer
	to breed, raise, bring up/rear	criar
	to cross	cruzar
	to cover	cubrir
	to take care of oneself	cuidarse
	to fulfill, to keep (a promise), to reach one's birthday	cumplir
	to give	dar
	to owe, must, ought	deber
	to decide	decidir
	to say, tell	decir
	to declare	declarar
	to devote oneself	dedicarse
	to defend	defender
	to let, to permit, to allow, to leave	dejar
	to be delinquent, to violate the law	delinquir
	to demonstrate, to prove	demostrar
	to denounce	denunciar
	to depend	depender
	to knock down, overthrow, tear down, throw down	derribar
	to breakfast/ have breakfast	desayunarse
	to rest	descansar
	to describe, delineate	describir
	to discover, reveal, uncover, unveil	descubrir
	to desire, wish, want	desear
	to play (a part), to act (a part), to discharge, to perform (a duty)	desempeñar
	to undo, destroy, take apart	deshacer
	to take leave of, say good-bye to	despedirse
	to detach, unglue, unstick, take off (airplane)	despegar
	to stretch oneself, to stretch one's arms and legs	desperezarse
	to wake up oneself	despertarse
	to destroy	destruir
	to undress oneself, to get undressed	desvestirse
	to stop (someone or something), to detain [to stop (oneself)]	detener(se)
	to return (an object), to refund, to give back	devolver
	to design, draw, sketch	dibujar
	to direct	dirigir
	to apologize, excuse (oneself)	disculparse
	to discuss, debate	discutir
	to excuse, dispense, distribute, exempt	dispensar
	to distinguish	distinguir
	to have a good time, enjoy oneself, amuse oneself	divertirse
	to be/get divorced	divorciarse
	to ache, pain, hurt, cause grief, cause regret	doler
	to sleep	dormir
	to take a shower, shower oneself	ducharse
	to doubt	dudar
	to cast, fling, hurl, pitcch, throw	echar
	to execute, carry out, perform	ejecutar
	to exercise, to practice (a profession)	ejercer
	to elect, select, choose	elegir
	to soak in, soak up, suck in	embeber
	to begin, start	empezar
	to employ, use	emplear
	to incite, inflam, kindle, light	encender
	to enclose, lock up, confine	encerrar
	to meet, encounter, find	encontrar
	to become angry, annoyed, irritated	enfadarse
	to get/become/fall sick/ill	enfermarse
	to become/get angry/cross	enojarse
	to teach, show, point out	enseñar
	to understand	entender
	to enter, go in, come in	entrar
	to deliver, hand over, give	entregar
	to enunciate, to state	enunciar
	to send	enviar
	to wrap up	envolver
	to be mistaken, make a mistake	equivocarse
	to raise, stand up straight	erguir
	to err, wander, roam, miss	errar
	to choose, select, pick	escoger
	to write	escribir
	to listen (to)	escuchar
	to scatter, spread	esparcir
	to expect, to hope, wait (for)	esperar
	to ski	esquiar
	to establish, to set up	establecer
	to estimate, esteem, respect, value	estimar
	to study	estudiar
	to demand, to urge, to require	exigir
	to explain	explicar
	to express	expresar
	to fabricate, manufacture	fabricar
	to be lacking/wanting, to lack/miss/need	faltar
	to congratulate, felicitate	felicitar
	to feast, entertain, celebrate	festejar
	to confide, trust	fiar
	to take notice, pay attention, settle	fijarse
	to feign, pretend	fingir
	to sign	firmar
	to form, shape	formar
	to wash dishes, scrub	fregar
	to fry	freír
	to smoke	fumar
	to function, run (machine)	funcionar
	to earn, gain, win	ganar
	to spend (money, wear out, waste	gastar
	to grieve, groan, moan, howl	gemir
	to govern, rule	gobernar
	enjoy	gozar
	to shout, scream, shriek, cry out	gritar
	to grumble, grunt, growl, creakk	gruñir
	to lead, guide	guiar
	to be pleasing (to), to like	gustar
	to inhabit, dwell, live, reside	habitar
	to talk, speak	hablar
	to do, make	hacer
	to find, discover, locate	hallar
	to freeze	helar (only 3rd singular)
	to inherit	heredar
	to harm, hurt, wound	herir
	to escape, flee, run away, slip away	huir
	to be ignorant of, not know	ignorar
	to hinder, impede, prevent	impedir
	to matter, be important	importar (gustar)
	to imprint, impress, print, fix in the mind	imprimir
	to include, enclose	incluir
	to indicate, point out	indicar
	to induce, influence, persuade, lead	inducir
	in influence, have influence on	influir
	to inform oneself, to find out	informarse
	to inscribe, record, register (to enroll, register, sign up)	inscribir(se)
	to invite	invitar
	to insist, persist, stress	insistir
	to be interested in	interesarse
	to introduce	introducir
	to go (away)	ir(se)
	to play (a game, sport)	jugar
	to join, unite, connect	juntar
	to swear, take an oath	jurar
	to judge	juzgar
	to throw, hurl, fling, launch	lanzar
	kto hurt oneself, to feel sorry for, to complain, to regret	lastimarse
	to wash (oneself)	lavar(se)
	to read	leer
	to lift, raise (to get up, rise)	levantar(se)
	to clean (oneself)	limpiar(se)
	to call, name (to be called/named)	llamar(se)
	to arrive	llegar
	to fill	llenar
	to carry (away), to take (away), to wear	llevar
	to weep, cry, whine	llorar
	to rain	llover
	to fight, strive, struggle, wrestle	luchar
	to curse	maldecir
	to manage, handle, drive, operate (a vehicle)	manejar
	to maintain, keep up, support, provide for	mantener
	kto mark, note, observe	marcar
	to walk, march, function/run (machine) [to go away/leave]	marchar[se]
	to kill	matar
	to measure, weigh, scan (verses)	medir
	to improve	mejorar
	to mention	menionar
	to lie, tell a lie	mentir
	to merit, deserve	merecer
	to look, look at, watch (at oneself)	mirar(se)
	to get wet, get oneself wet	mojarse
	to mount, go up, climb, get on, wind a watch	montar
	to bite	morder
	to die	morir
	to show, point out, display	mostrar
	to move, persuade, excite	mover
	to change one's clothes/residence, to move	mudarse
	to be born	nacer
	to swim	nadar
	to navigate, sail	navegar
	to need	necesitar
	to deny	negar
	to snow	nevar
	to obey	obedecer
	to observe, notice	observar
	to obtain, get	obtener
	to hide oneself	ocultarse
	to occupy	ocupar
	to occur, happen	ocurrir
	to offer	ofrecer
	to hear	oír
	to smell, to scent	oler
	to forget	olvidar
	to oppose	oponer
	to order, command, put in order, arrange	ordenar
	to organize, arrange, set up	organizar
	to dare, venture	osar
	to pay (for)	pagar
	to stop (someone or something)/ (oneself)	parar(se)
	to seem, appear (to resemble each other, to look like)	parecer(se)
	to leave, depart, divide, split	partir
	to pass (by), to happen, to spend (time	pasar
	to take a walk, parade	pasearse
	to ask for, request	pedir
	to beat, hit, slap, stick, glue, paste	pegar
	to comb one's hair	peinarse
	to think	pensar
	to perceive	percibir
	to lose	perder
	to pardon, forvie, excuse	perdonar
	to permit, admit, allow, grant	permitir
	to pertain, appertain, belong	pertenecer
	to paint (to put on make up, to tint, to color)	pintar(se)
	to tread (on), to step on, to trample	pisar
	to gratify, to humor, to please	placer
	to chat, talk over, discuss	platicar
	to be able, can	poder
	to put, place, turn on (tv or radio) (put on clothing, to become, to set (sun)	poner
	to possess, to own	poseer
	to practice	practicar
	to predict, forecast, foretell	predecir
	to preach	predicar
	to prefer	preferir
	to ask, inquire, question	preguntar
	to be concerned, to worry	preocuparse
	to prepare (oneself)	preparar(se)
	to present, display, show, introduce	presentar
	to lend	prestar
	to begin	principiar
	to test, prove, try, try on (to try on clothes)	probar(se)
	to proclaim, promulgate	proclamar
	to produce, cause	producir
	to prohibit, forbid	prohibir
	to pronounce	pronunciar
	to protect	proteger
	to polish	pulir
	to remain, stay	quedarse
	to complain, to grumble	quejarse
	to burn, to fire	quemar
	to want, wish	querer
	to take off (clothing), remove oneself, withdraw	quitarse
	to scrape, rub off, erase, wipe out, fray	raer
	to realize, carry out, fulfill	realizar
	to receive, get	recibir
	to pick (up), gather, harvest, collect	recoger
	to recommend, commend, advise	recomendar
	to recognize, acknowledge, be grateful for	reconocer
	to remember, recall, remind	recordar
	to refer, relate	referir
	to give as a present/gift	regalar
	to water, irrigate, sprinkle	regar
	to return, go back, regress	regresar
	to laugh	reír(se)
	to refill, stuff	rellenar
	to remit, forward, transmit	remitir
	to scold, quarrle	reñir
	to mend, repair, notice, observe	reparar
	to distribute, deal cards	repartir
	to repeat	repetir
	to resolve, solve (a problem)	resolver
	to answer, reply, respond	responder
	to retire, withdraw	retirar
	to delay, retard	retrasar
	to assemble, to get together, to meet, to gather	reunirse
	to revoke, repeal	revocar
	to revolve, turn around, turn over, turn upside down	revolver
	to rob, steal	robar
	to supplicate, ask, request, beg, pray	rogar
	to break, shatter, tear	romper
	to take out, to get	sacar
	to shake, jerk, jolt	sacudir
	to go out, to leave	salir
	to jump, leap, hop, spring	saltar
	to greet, salute	saludar
	to satisfy	satisfacer
	to dry, wipe dry (oneself)	secar(se)
	to follow, pursue, continue	seguir
	to signal, indicate, point out, show	señalar
	to sit down	sentarse
	to feel sorry, regret, to feel [to feel (well, ill)]	sentir(se)
	kto separate, detach, sort, set apart	separar
	to serve	servir
	to help, aid, assist, succor	socorrer
	to choke, smother, suffocate, stifle	sofocar
	to be accustomed to, to be in the habit of, kkk	soler
	to sob, whimper	sollozar
	to subdue, subject, surrender, submit	someter
	to ring, echo, resound, sound	sonar
	to dream	soñar
	to smile	sonreír
	to blow, blow out	soplar
	to surprise, astonish	sorprender
	to suspect	sospechar
	to sustain, support, maintian, uphold	sostener
	to go up, come up, climb, rise, mount, get on a trian or bus	subir
	to underline, underscore, emphasize	subrayar
	to subscribe, agree to, sign	subscribir
	to happen	suceder
	to suffer, endure, bear up, undergo	sufrir
	to hint, insinuate, suggest	sugerir
	kto submerge, plunge, immerse, sink	sumergir
	to suppose, assume	suponer
	kto supress, abolish, cancel (in math), to eliminate, delete (for a computer)	suprimir
	to surge, spout up, spurt up, spring up, arise, appear, emerge, loom up	surgir
	to sigh	suspirar
	to pluck, to play (a stringed instrument)	tañer
	to telephone	telefonear
	kto telegraph, cable	telegrafiar
	to tremble, quake, quiver, shake, shiver	temblar
	to fear, dread	temer
	to extend, offer, stretch, spread out, hang out (washing)	tender
	to examine by touch, to feel with the fingers, to attempt, to try	tentar
	to end, to rerminate, to finish	terminar
	to pull, to draw, to pitch (a ball), to shoot ( a gun), to throw, to fling	tirar
	to play (musical instrument), to touch	tocar
	to take, to have (something to eat or drink)	tomar
	to toast, to tan, to roast (coffee)	tostar
	to work, labor	trabajar
	to translate	traducir
	to bring	traer
	to try, treat a subject	tratar
	to stumble, blunder	tropezar
	to connect, unite, join, bind, attach	unir
	to use, employ,wear	usar
	to utilize	utilizar
	to empty	vaciar
	to be worth, to cost	valer
	to stay awak, guard, watch over	velar
	to conquer, to overcome, to defeat	vencer
	to sell	vender
	to come	venir
	to dress oneself, to get dressed	vestirse
	to travel	viajar
	to watch (over), to keep guard, to look out for	vigilar
	to visit	visitark
	to live	vivir
	to fly	volar
	to return, to go back	volver
	to vote, vow	votar
	to lie down, to be lying down, to lie in a grave	yacer
	to buzz, to hum, to flutter around	zumbar
	bacus	frame with balls for calculating
	abate	to lessen to subside
	abdication	giving up control authority
	aberration	straying away from what is normal
	abet	help/encourage smb (in doing wrong)
	abeyance	suspended action

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