Spanish | 2000 Verbs
aceptar
to accept, honor
aclamar
to acclaim, hail, applaud
aclimatar
to acclimatize
acomodar
to accommodate, arrange, employ
acompañar
to accompany, escort
acumular
to accumulate
acusar
to accuse
adquirir
to acquire, obtain, get
acabar
to complete, end, finish
acoplar
to connect, join, couple
abastecer
to supply, replenish, furnish with
abdicar
to abdicate
absolver (ue)
to absolve, acquit
absorber
to absorb
abstenerse
to abstain, deprive oneself
abstraer
to abstract
abusar
to abuse, misuse, mistreat
acceder
to accede, agree, consent
acelerar
to accelerate, speed up, hurry
acentuar
to accent, accentuate
actuar
to act, behave, work, perform
activar
to activate, expedite
adaptar
to adapt, accustom oneself
adherir
to adhere, stick on
admirar
to admire, amaze, be surprised
admitir
to admit, grant, permit
adoptar
to adopt
adorar
to adore, worship, idolize
adornar
to adorn, embellish
aconsejar
to advise, counsel
acariciar
to caress, treat tenderly
acatarrarse
to catch a cold
acaparar
to monopolize
acatar
to obey, respect the law notice , realize
abrir
to open
abrumar
to overwhelm
abonar
to pay, stand as security, fertilize
achicar
to reduce, lessen, shorten
abreviar
to reduce, shorten
acordarse
to remember
aderezar
to season, flavor, embellish
adobar
to season, flavor, marinate
afeitarse
to shave oneself
abrigar
to shelter, protect, wrap up
acortar
to shorten, reduce
acallar
to silence, quiet, hush, pacify, calm down
abofetear
to slap
acachetear
to slap in the face
ablandar
to soften
abonarse
to subscribe
acomplejarse
to suffer from a complex
aferrarse
to take hold of, stick to
adueñarse
to take possession of
adiestrar
to teach, train, guide
acarrear
to transport, carry
actualizar
to update, modernize
acechar
to watch, spy on
acoger
to welcome, receive, shelter
afanarse
to work hard, strive
afectar
to affect, influence
acordar
to agree (upon)
afinar
to arm, assemble
acometer
to attack, attempt, overtake
acudir
to attend, be present, go, come to the rescue
adjudicar
to award, adjudge
acostumbrarse
to be accustomed to, be in the habit of
acongojarse
to be anguished or afflicted
aburrirse
to be bored, grow tired, grow weary
aficionarse a
to become fond of
acobardarse
to become frightened, turn cowardly
abordar
to board, approach
abrasar
to burn, set fire
abotonarse
to button up
abrochar
to button up, fasten, buckle
acampar
to camp
acurrucarse
to curl up, get cozy
acercarse
to draw near, approach
acicalarse
to dress up, spruce up
abarcar
to embrace, encompass
abrazar
to embrace, hug, clamp
aclarar
to explain, clarify, rinse, clear
abanicar
to fan
adular
to flatter
abalanzarse
to fling, hurl oneself
advertir
to give warning, inform, observe
adelantarse
to go ahead, go forward
acostarse
to go to bed, lie down
adivinar
to guess, foretell, read someones mind
acosar
to harass, pursue, pest
aborrecer
to hate, detest
accidentar
to have an accident, be hurt or injured
acalorar
to heat or warm up, excite
acertar
to hit upon, guess right
afiliarse
to join, become affiliated
acabar de
to just do (something)
abatir
to knock (cut) down, overthrow, be discouraged
abandonar
to leave, abandon, quit
abaratar
to make cheaper, lower or reduce price
adelgazar
to make thin, get slim slender, lose weight
administrar
to manage, deal, administer