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450 Cards in this Set

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abatir
to knock down, to overthrow, to throw down - 2nd
abrasar
to burn, to set on fire - 2nd
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 - 2nd
acelerar
to accelerate, to speed, to hasten, to hurry
aceptar
to accept
acercar
to bring near, to place near
aclamar
to acclaim, to applaud, to shout, to hail
aclarar
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 - 2nd
acordarse
to remember - self - 2nd
acortar
to shorten (presentation)
acostarse
to go to bed, to lie down
acostumbrar
to be accustomed
actuar
to act
acuchillar
to knife, to cut, to flash, 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 - self
adivinar
to divine, to foretell, to guess
admirar
to admire
admitir
to admit, to grant, to permit - 1st
adoptar
to adopt
adorar
to adore, to worship
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 - 2nd
agradecer
to thank, to be thankful for
agrandar
to enlarge, to grow larger, to increase
agravar
to aggravate, to make worse
agrupar
to group
aguantar
put up with - too much
aguardar
to expect, to wait for - 2nd
ahorrar
to economize, to save
alegrarse
to be glad, to rejoice
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
amar
to love
añadir
to add
andar
to walk
anhelar
to crave for - something
anunciar
to announce, to foretell, to proclaim
aparecer
to appear, to show up
apartar
to remove
aplaudir
to applaud
apoderarse
to take power, to take possession
aportar
to contribute - 2nd
apostar
to bet
apreciar
to appreciate, to appraise, to esteem
aprender
to learn
apresurarse
to hasten, to hurry, to rush
apretar
to squeeze
aprovecharse
to take advantage, to avail oneself
apurarse
to fret, to grieve, to worry
arreglar
to arrange, to regulate, to fix, to adjust, to settle, to repair
arrojar
to fling, to hurl, to throw - 2nd
articular
to articulate, to pronounce distinctly
asegurar
to assure, to affirm, to assert, to insure
asir
to seize, to grasp
asistir
to assist, to attend, to be present
asustarse
to be frightened, to be scared
atenerse
to rely on, to depend on
atraer
to attract, to allure, to charm
atreverse
to dare, to venture - 2nd
aumentar
to increase - salary
avisar
to warn
ayudar
to help
bailar
to dance
bajar
to lower, to let down, to come down, to go down - 1st
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
beber
to drink
bendecir
to bless, to consecrate
besar
to kiss
borrar
to erase, to cross out
botar
to fling, to cast (away), to throw (away), to launch
broncear
to bronze, to tan
bullir
to boil, to bustle, to hustle, to stir - 1st
burlarse
to make fun of, to poke fun at, to ridicule
caber
to be contained, to fit into
caer
to fall
caerse
to fall, to fall down, to tumble - oneself
calcular
calculate
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 - 2nd
cancelar
to cancel
cansarse
to become tired, to become weary, to get tired
cantar
to sing
casarse
to get married, to marry
causar
to cause
celebrar
to celebrate
cenar
to have supper, to eat supper
cepillar
to brush
certificar
to certify, to register (a letter), to attest
charlar
to chat, to prattle
chismear
to gossip
chistar
to mumble, to mutter
chupar
to suck
cobrar
to charge
cocinar
to cook
colegir
to collect
comer
to eat
compartir
to share
componer
to compose
comprar
to buy, to purchase
comprender
to understand - 2nd
conducir
to conduct, to lead, to drive
confesar
to confess
confiar
to trust
conocer
to know, to be acquainted with
constituir
to constitute, to make up
contener
to contain, to hold
contestar
to answer, to reply - 2nd
continuar
to continue
controlar
to control
convenir
to convene, to agree - 1st
copiar
to copy
correr
to run, to race, to flow
cortar
to cut, to cut off, to cut out
crear
to create
crecer
to grow
creer
to believe
criar
to breed, to raise, to bring up (rear)
cubrir
to cover
cuidarse
to take care of oneself
cultivar
to cultivate
cumplir
to fulfill, to keep (a promise), to reach one's birthday (use with años)
dar
to give
deber
to owe, must, ought
decidir
to decide
decir
to say, to tell
declarar
to declare
dedicarse
to devote oneself
dejar
to let, to permit, to allow, to leave - 2nd
delinquir
to be delinquent, to violate the law
demostrar
to demonstrate, to prove
denunciar
to denounce
derribar
to tear down, to knock down, to overthrow, to throw down
desarrollar
to develop
desayunarse
to breakfast, to have breakfast
descansar
to rest
descender
to descend
describir
to describe, to delineate
descubrir
to discover
desear
to desire, to wish
desempeñar
to perform a duty, to play (a part), to act (a part), to discharge, to take out of pawn
deshacer
to undo, to destroy, to take apart
desperezarse
to stretch oneself, to stretch one's arms and legs
despertarse
to wake up oneself
desvestirse
to undress oneself, to get undressed
detener
to detain, to stop someone or something
detenerse
to detain - oneself, to stop
dibujar
to design, to draw, to sketch
disculparse
to apologize, to excuse - oneself
discutir
to discuss, to argue
disfrutar
to enjoy - 2nd
dispensar
to dispense, to excuse, to distribute, to exempt
divertirse
to have a good time, to enjoy oneself, to have fun
divorciarse
to be (get) divorced
doblar
to double
doler
to cause regret, to ache, to pain, to hurt, to cause grief
ducharse
to take a shower, to shower oneself
dudar
to doubt
durar
to last
echar
to cast, to fling, to hurt, to pitch, to throw - 1st
efectuar
to carry out
ejecutar
to execute, to carry out, to perform
embeber
to soak in, to soak up, to suck in, to imbibe
emplear
to employ, to use
emprender
undertake
empujar
to push
encantar
to delight
enfadarse
to become angry - 1st
enfermarse
to get sick, to fall sick, to become sick, to fall ill, to become ill
engañar
to deceive
engordar
to get fat
enojarse
to become angry, to get angry, to get cross - 2nd
enseñar
to teach - 1st
entrar
to enter, to go (in), to come (in)
entrevistar
to interview
enunciar
to enunciate, to state
enviar
to send
equivocarse
to be mistaken
erguir
to raise, to stand up straight
errar
to err, to wander, to roam, to miss
esconderse
to hide - 2nd
escribir
to write
escuchar
to listen (to)
espantar
to scare
esparcir
to scatter, to spread
esperar
to expect, to hope, to wait for - 1st
esquiar
to ski
establecer
to establish
estar
to be - temporary
estimar
to estimate, to esteem, to respect, to value
estudiar
to study
evitar
to avoid
exagerar
to exaggerate
experimentar
to experience
expresar
to express
extrañar
to miss - affection
faltar
to be lacking, to be wanting, to lack, to miss, to need
fascinar
to fascinate
felicitar
to congratulate, to felicitate
festejar
to feast, to entertain, to celebrate
fiar
to trust - 2nd
fijarse
to take notice, to pay attention, to settle
firmar
to sign
formar
to form, to shape
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
girar
to turn (face)
gobernar
to govern, to rule
gritar
to shout, to scream, to shriek, to cry out
gruñir
to grumble, to grunt, to growl, to creak
guardar
to guard
guiar
to lead, to guide
gustar
to like, to be pleasing (to)
haber
to have - as an auxiliary, helping verb to form the compound tenses
habitar
to inhabit, to dwell, to live, to reside
hablar
to talk, to speak
hacer
to do, to make
hallar
to locate, to find, to discover - 2nd
helar
to freeze
heredar
to inherit
ignorar
to be ignorant of, not to know
importar
to matter, to be important
imprimir
to imprint, to impress, to print, to fix in the mind
inducir
to induce, to influence, to persuade - 1st
informarse
to inform oneself, to find out
iniciar
to initiate
inscribir
to inscribe, to record, to register
inscribirse
to enroll, to register
insistir
to insist, to persist
interesar
to interest
interesarse
to be interested in - self
interrumpir
to interrupt
introducir
to introduce
invitar
to invite
ir
to go
irse
to go away
juntar
to join, to unite, to connect
jurar
to swear, to take an oath
lamentar
to lament
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
llamar
to call, to name
llamarse
to call oneself, to be named
llenar
to fill
llevar
to carry (away), to take (away), to wear
llorar
to weep, to cry, to whine
llover
to rain
lograr
to obtain - 2nd
luchar
to fight, to strive, to struggle, to wrestle
maldecir
to curse
mandar
to order - 2nd
manejar
to manage, to handle, to drive, to operate (a vehicle)
mantener
to maintain, to keep up, to support, to provide for
marchar
to march, to function (machine), to run (machine)
marcharse
to go away, to leave - 2nd
matar
to kill
mejorar
to improve
mencionar
to mention
merecer
to merit, to deserve
meter
to put - in
mezclar
to mix
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
molestar
to bother
montar
to mount, to go up, to climb, to get on, to wind (a watch)
mudarse
to change one's clothes, to change one's place of residence, to move
nacer
to be born
nadar
to swim
necesitar
to need
nevar
to snow
notar
to note
obedecer
to obey
observar
to observe
obtener
to obtain, to get - 1st
ocultarse
to hide oneself - 1st
ocupar
to occupy
ocurrir
to occur, to happen
ofender
to offend
ofrecer
to offer
oír
to hear
olvidar
to forget
oponer
to oppose
ordenar
to order, to command, to put in order, to arrange
osar
to dare, to venture - 1st
parar
to stop someone or something
pararse
to stop - oneself
parecer
to seem
parecerse
to resemble each other
partir
to leave, to depart, to divide, to split
pasar
to happen, to pass (by), to spend - time
pasearse
to parade, to take a walk
patinar
to skate
peinarse
to comb one's hair
percibir
to perceive
perdonar
to pardon, to forgive, to excuse - 1st
permitir
to permit, to admit, to allow, to grant - 1st
pertenecer
to pertain, to appertain, to belong
pesar
to weigh
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
planchar
to iron
plantar
to plant - flower
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
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 oneself
presentar
to present, to display, to show, to introduce
prestar
to lend
principiar
to begin
probarse
to try on - clothes
proclamar
to proclaim, to promulgate
producir
to produce, to cause
prohibir
to prohibit, to forbid
prometer
to promise
pronunciar
to pronounce
protestar
to protest
pulir
to polish
quedarse
to remain, to stay
quejarse
to complain, to grumble
quemar
to burn, to fire - 1st
quitar
to remove - label
quitarse
to take off (clothing), to remove oneself, to withdraw
raer
to rub off, to scrape, to erase, to wipe out
reaccionar
to react
rebajar
to lower - rate
recibir
to receive, to get
reconocer
to recognize, to acknowledge, to be grateful for
recorrer
to travel across
referir
to refer, to relate
regalar
to give as a present, to make a present of, to give as a gift
regresar
to regress, to return, to go back - 1st
rellenar
to refill, to fill again, to stuff
remitir
to remit, to forward, to transmit
renovar
to renew
reparar
to repair, to notice, to observe - 1st
repartir
to distribute, to deal cards
repasar
to review
reservar
to reserve
respirar
to breathe
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
revelar
to reveal
revocar
to revoke, to repeal
revolver
to revolve, to turn around, to turn over, to turn upside down
robar
to rob, to steal
romper
to break, to shatter, to tear
saber
to know, to know how - knowledge
sacudir
to shake, to jerk, to jolt
salir
to go out, to leave
saltar
to jump, to leap, to hop, to spring - 1st
saludar
to salute, to greet
salvar
to save (extra money)
satisfacer
to satisfy
señalar
to signal, to indicate, to point out, to show
sentarse
to sit down
sentirse
to feel - well, ill
separar
to separate, to detach, to sort, to set apart
ser
to be - permanent
sobrevivir
survive
socorrer
to succor, to help, to aid, to assist
sofocar
to suffocate, to choke, to smother, to stifle
Soltar
To loosen
someter
to surrender, to subdue, to subject, to submit
soplar
to blow, to blow out
soportar
to support - 1st
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 with, to sign
suceder
to happen
sufrir
to suffer, to endure, to bear up, to undergo
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
suspirar
to sigh
tañer
to pluck, to play - a stringed instrument
tardar
to take time
telefonear
to telephone
telegrafiar
to telegraph, to cable
temblar
to tremble, to quake, to quiver, to shake, to shiver
temer
to fear, to dread
tener
to have, to hold
tentar
to examine by touch, to feel with the fingers, to attempt, to try
terminar
to terminate, to finish, to end
tirar
to pull, to draw, to pitch (a ball), to shoot (a gun), to throw, to fling
tomar
to take, to have - something to eat or to drink
toser
to cough
tostar
to toast, to tan, to roast (coffee)
trabajar
to work, to labor
traducir
to translate
traer
to bring
transformar
to transform
tratar
to try, to treat a subject
unir
to unite, to connect, to join, to bind, to attach
usar
to use, to wear - use
vaciar
to empty
valaror
to value
valer
to be worth
velar
to stay awake, to guard, to watch over
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
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