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501 Cards in this Set

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