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Verbs English to Spanish Set1

Verbs English To Spanish Set1

by aidanpk, Jul. 2015

Subjects: english spanish to verbs1

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	to hate	aborrecer
	to embrace, to hug	abrazer
	to open	abrir
	to annoy, to bore, to vex	aburrir
	to be bored, to grow weary	aburrirse
	to finish, to end, to complete	acabar
	to have just	acabar (de)
	to accept	aceptar
	to bring near, to place near	acercar
	to approach, to draw near	acercarse
	to explain, to clarify	aclarar
	to accompany, to escort, to go with	acompañar
	to agree (upon)	acordar
	to remember	acordarse (de)
	to go to bed, to lie down	acostarse
	to put to bed	acostarse
	to be accustomed, to be in the habit of	acostumbrarse (a)
	to attend, to be present	acudir
	to guess	adivinar
	to admire	admirar
	to adopt	adoptar
	to acquire, to get, to obtain	adquirir
	to advise, to give notice	advertir
	to shave	afeitarse
	to grab	agarrarse
	to please, to be pleasing	agradar
	to thank, to be grateful	agradecer
	to thank, to be thankful for	agradecer
	to enlarge, to increase	agrandar
	to add, to collect	agregar
	to expect, to wait for	aguardar
	to economize, to save	ahorrar
	to reach, to overtake	alcanzar
	to eat lunch	almorzar
	to rent	alquilar
	to be (get) high, to get tipsy	alumbrarse
	to love	amar
	to add	añadir
	to walk/to go	andar
	to announce, to proclaim	anunciar
	to appear, to show up	aparecer
	to postpone	aplazar
	to wager	apostar
	to appreciate	apreciar
	to learn	aprender (a)
	to approve, to pass a test	aprobar
	to take advantage (of), to profit by	aprovecharse (de)
	to fret, to worry	apurarse
	to burn	arder
	to argue	arguir
	to fasten	asegurar
	to attend, to be present	asistir (a)
	to be afraid, scared	asustarse
	to raise	aumentar
	to find out	averiguar
	to dance	bailar
	to bathe/ swim	banar
	to bathe oneself	bañarse
	to be enough, to be sufficient	bastar
	to drink	beber
	to erase, to cross out	borrar
	to leap, to jump	brincar
	to propose a toast	brindar
	to boil, to stir	bullir
	to look for	buscar
	to fit	caber
	to fall	caer
	to realize	caer en cuenta
	to fall down, to tumble	caerse
	to be silent, to keep quiet	callarse
	to change	cambiar
	to walk (incl.figurtvly)	caminar
	to become tired (of)	canarse (de)
	to sing	cantar
	to marry	casar
	to get married	casarse
	to celebrate	celebrar
	to eat supper	cenar
	to brush	cepillar
	to brush one's self (hair)	cepillarse
	to close	cerrar
	to chat	charlar
	to check on	chequear
	to gossip	chismear
	to suck	chupar
	to charge	cobrar
	to cook	cocinar
	to seize, to take, to grasp	coger
	to collect	colegir
	to hang up	colgar
	to put, to place	colocar
	to fight	combatir
	to begin	comenzar (a)
	to eat	comer
	to commit (a mistake)	cometer
	to share	compartir
	to buy	comprar
	to understand	comprender
	to communicate	comunicar
	to drive	conducir
	to trust	confiar
	to know	conocer
	to get, to obtain	conseguir
	to spoil	consentir
	to consent to	consentir (en)
	to constitute, to make up	constituir
	to count on, to relate, to tell a story	contar (con)
	to contain, to hold	contener
	to answer, to reply	contestar
	to continue	continuar
	to agree, to convene	convenir
	to converse, speak with	conversar
	to invite to	convidar (a)
	to correct, to rectify	corregir
	to run	correr
	to cut	cortar
	to cost	costar
	to create	crear
	to grow	crecer
	to take care of oneself	cuidarse
	to blame, accuse	culpar
	to give	dar
	to have a baby	dar a luz
	to realize	dar cuenta
	to owe, must, ought	deber
	to decide	decidirse (a)
	to declare	declarar
	to allow, to leave	dejar (de)
	to demonstrate, to prove	demonstrar
	to empty, to drain	desaguar
	to disappear	desaparcer
	to eat breakfast	desayunarse
	to rest	descansar
	to describe	describir
	to discover	descubrir
	to desire	desear
	to say good bye	despedir
	to awaken someone	despertar
	to wake up oneself	despertarse
	to open, to uncover	destapar
	to destroy	destruir
	to stop someone or something	detener
	to stop oneself	detenerse
	to undress oneself	devestirse
	to return an object, to refund	devolver
	to draw	dibujar
	to apologize, to excuse oneself	disculparse
	to discuss	discutir
	to enjoy	disfrutar
	to have fun, to amuse (oneself)	divertirse (en)
	to be (get) divorced	divorciarse
	to hurt	dolerse
	to sleep	dormir
	to shower	ducharse
	to doubt	dudar
	to educate	educar
	to accomplish	efectuar
	to begin, to go ahead	empezar (a)
	to employ, to use	emplear
	to be enchanted with	encantar
	to find, to encounter	encontrar
	to become angry	enfadarse
	to get sick	enfermarse
	to confront, encounter	enfrentar
	to become angry	enojarse
	to be proud	enorgullecer
	to teach	enseñar (a)
	to understand	entender
	to enter, to go in	entrar (en)
	to deliver, to hand over	entregar
	to send	enviar
	to be mistaken	equivocarse
	to choose, to select	escoger
	to hide	esconder
	to write	escribir
	to listen (to)	escuchar
	to wait, hope, expect	esperar
	to be	estar
	to estimate, to value	estimar
	to study	estudiar
	to explain	explicar
	to fabricate, to manufacture	fabricar
	to be lacking	faltar
	to congratulate	felicitar
	to sign	firmar
	to fry	freir
	to smoke	fumar
	to function, to run (a machine)	funcionar
	to win, to earn	ganar
	to spend money	gastar
	to enjoy	gozar (de)
	to graduate	graduar
	to shout, to scream	gritar
	to lead, to guide	guiar
	to be pleasing to	gustar
	to have (aux verb)	haber
	to inhabit, to dwell	habitar
	to speak	hablar
	to make, to do	hacer
	to find, to discover	hallar
	to boil	hervir
	to bake	hornear
	to be ignorant of	ignorar
	to hinder, to impede	impedir
	to matter, to be important	importar
	to include, to enclose	incluir
	to indicate, to point out	indicar
	to influence	influir
	to inform oneself, to find out	informarse
	to instruct	instruir
	to be interested in	intersarse
	to introduce	introducir
	to invite	invitar (a)
	to go	ir (a)
	to go away	irse
	to mess with	jodar
	to play	jugar
	to join, to unite	juntar
	to swear	jurar
	to suck up to	lamber
	to wash	lavarse
	to read	leer
	to telephone	lelefonear
	to lift, to raise	levantar
	to get up	levantarse
	to clean, to wipe	limpiar
	to clean oneself	limpiarse
	to call	llamar
	to call oneself	llamarse
	to arrive	llegar
	to fill	llenar
	to wear,carry,take	llevar
	to cry	llorar
	to rain	llover
	to send	mandar
	to drive; to handle	manejar
	to manage, to handle	manejar
	to keep calm	mantener
	to maintain, to keep up	mantener
	to walk, to march, to function (machine)	marchar
	to go away, to leave	marcharse
	to chew	mascar
	to kill	matar
	to measure, to weigh	medir
	to improve	mejorar
	to lie	mentir
	to deserve	merecer
	to put, to put in	meter
	to mix	mezclar
	to look, to see	mirar
	to look at oneself	mirarse
	to bother	molestar
	to mount, to climb	montar
	to die	morir
	to show	mostrar
	to move	mover
	to change one's clothes or address, etc	mundarse
	to be born	nacer
	to swim	nadar
	to need	necesitar
	to obey	obedecer
	to obtain, to get	obtener
	to occupy	ocupar
	to hear	oír
	to smell	oler
	to forget, (to forget to)	olvidarse (de)
	to omit	omitir
	to oppose	oponer
	to pay	pagar
	to stop	parar
	to stop oneself	parase
	to seem, to appear	parecer
	to leave, to depart	partir
	to pass, to happen, to spend time	pasar
	to stroll	pasear
	to ask for, to beg	pedir
	to hit (the ball)	pegar
	to comb	peinar
	to comb one's	peinarse
	to argue	pelear
	to think (of), to intend	pensar (en)
	to lose	perder
	to pardon, to forgive	perdonar
	to remain	permanecer
	to permit, to allow	permitir
	to weigh	pesar
	to paint	pintar
	to put, to place	poner
	to put, to place, put on clothing	ponerse
	to practice	practicar
	to prefer	preferir
	to ask	preguntar
	to prepare	preparar
	to prepare oneself, to be prepared	prepararse
	to introduce	presentar (a)
	to lend or borrow	prestar
	to begin	principiar (a)
	to test, to prove	probar
	to try on clothes	probarse
	to produce, to cause	producir
	to prohibit, to forbid	prohibir
	to promise	prometer
	to pronounce	pronunciar
	to stay	quedarse
	to complain	quejarse
	to want	querer
	to take off clothes	quitarse
	to receive	recibir
	to pick up, to gather, to collect	recoger
	to recommend	recomendar
	to remember, to recall, to remind	recordar
	to lean or lie down	recostarse
	to reduce	reducir
	to give a gift	regalar
	to laugh	reír
	to refill	rellenar
	to quit	renunciar
	to mend, to repair	reparar
	to repeat	repetir
	to require	requerir
	to answer, to reply	responder
	to assemble, to get together	reunirse
	to steal	robar
	to ask, to ask for	rogar
	to break, to tear	romper
	to know	saber
	to take out	sacar
	to go out	salir
	to jump	saltar
	to dry, to wipe dry	secar
	to follow, to continue	seguir
	to signal, to indicate	señalar
	to sit down	sentarse
	to seat	sentir
	to feel (well, sick)	sentirse
	to be	ser
	to serve	servir
	to mean, to signify	significar
	to sound, to ring	sonar
	to dream (of)	soñar (con)
	to smile	sonreír
	to surprise	sorprender
	to go up, to climb	subir
	to suggest	sugerir
	to fasten	sujetar
	to close, to cover	tapar
	to delay in	tardar (en)
	to have	tener
	to end, to terminate	terminar
	to play music, to touch	tocar
	to take, eat, drink	tomar
	to work	trabajar
	to translate	traducir
	to bring	traer
	to try to	tratar (de)
	to use, to employ, to wear	usar
	to utilize	utilizar
	to empty	vaciar
	to cost, to be worth	valer
	to stay awake	vejar
	to sell	vender
	to come	venir (a)
	to see	ver
	to dress	vestir.
	to dress oneself	vestirse
	to travel	viajar
	to watch, keep watch	vigilar
	to visit	visitar
	to live	vivir
	to fly	volar
	to return	volver (a)

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