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68 Cards in this Set

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to dress (oneself)
vestir(se)
to maintain
mantener
to detain
detener
to measure
medir
to contain
contener
to recognize
reconocer
to oppose
oponer(se)
to remain
parecer
to notify, warn
advertir
to obtain
obtener
to sustain
sostener
to pain, ache, hurt
doler
to cross
atravesar
to rain
llover
to govern
goberner
to belong
pertenecer
to boil
hervir
to convert
convertir
to smell
oler
to take leave, to say good-bye
despedirse
to thunder
tronar
to break
quebrar
to narrate, to refer
referir
to freeze
helar
to appear
aparecer
to construct
construir
to contribute
contribuir
to destroy
destruir
to distribute
distribuir
to include
incluir
to influence, or have influence
influir
to substitute
susituir
to rely; to confide
confiar
to trust
fiarse
to guide; to drive
guiar
to catch cold
refriarse
to seize; to grasp; to catch
coger
to demand; to require
exigir
to protect
proteger
to gather; to pick up
recoger
to conquer; to overcome
vencer
to convince
convencer
to exert; to exercise; to practice
ejercer
to direct
dirigir
to distinguish
distinguir
to cook
cocinar
to twist; to turn
torcer
to correct
corregir
to elect; to choose
elegir
to get; to obtain; to succeed in
conseguir
to pursue; to persecute
perseguir
to continue; to proceed
proseguir
to act
actuar
to light
encender
to extinguish
extinguir
to thank
agradecer
to attract
atraer
to reduce
reducir
to flee
huir
to send
enviar
to return(come back)
volver
to return(give back)
devolver
to wrap
envolver
to stir
revolver
to take(transportation,medicine, or eat food that cant be chewed)
tomar
to take(along)
llevar
to take out(nouns or date; pictures; or to get good grades)
sacar
to take away
quitar