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Spanish Verb Conjugator abatir to knock down, demolish abonar to vouch for abrasar to burn abrazar to embrace, hug; to include abrevar to water abreviar to abbreviate abrigar to shelter abrir to open absolver to acquit, absolve absorber to absorb abstenerse to abstain abstraer to abstract; to remove abuchear to boo aburrir to bore abusar to abuse, take advantage acabar to finish, complete acelerar to hurry, accelerate acentuar to emphasize aceptar to accept acercar to bring closer acertar to be right; to manage to aclamar to acclaim aclarar to clarify; to rinse acompañar to accompany aconsejar to advise, counsel acordar to agree, decide acostar to put to bed acostumbra r to get s.o. used to, accustom s.o. to activar to activate, stimulate

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Spanish Verb Conjugator

abatir to knock down, demolishabonar to vouch forabrasar to burnabrazar to embrace, hug; to includeabrevar to waterabreviar to abbreviateabrigar to shelterabrir to open     absolver to acquit, absolveabsorber to absorbabstenerse to abstainabstraer to abstract; to removeabuchear to booaburrir to boreabusar to abuse, take advantageacabar to finish, completeacelerar to hurry, accelerateacentuar to emphasizeaceptar to acceptacercar to bring closeracertar to be right; to manage toaclamar to acclaimaclarar to clarify; to rinseacompañar to accompanyaconsejar to advise, counselacordar to agree, decideacostar to put to bedacostumbrar to get s.o. used to, accustom s.o. to

activar to activate, stimulateactualizar to updateactuar to act; to activateacuchillar to cut

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acudir to come, be presentacumular to accumulateacusar to accuseadaptar to adaptadelantar to advance, progressadelgazar to lose weightadherir to adhere; to joinadicionar to addadivinar to predict, divineadministrar to administeradmirar to admireadmitir to admitadoptar to adoptadorar to adoreadular to flatteradvertir to notice, observe; to warn, adviseafeitar to shave, to put make up on s.o.afianzar to reinforce; to guaranteeaficionarse to become fond ofafirmar to affirm; to strengthenafrontar to confront, faceagarrar to grasp, obtainagitar to shake up, agitateagotar to depleteagradar to pleaseagradecer to thank, to be thankful foragrandar to enlargeagravar to aggravateagregar to gather, aggregateagrupar to groupaguardar to expect, wait forahorrar to save, economizeajustar to adjustalabar to praise, approve ofalarmar to alarmalcanzar to reach, overtake

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alegrar to make happy, cheer upalentar to encouragealienar to alienatealimentar to feedalmorzar to have lunchalohar to lodge, accommodatealquilar to rentalumbrar to illuminatealzar to lift, elevate; to removeamanecer to dawn; to wake upamar to loveamenazar to threatenampliar to enlargeamplificar to amplifyanalizar to analyzeandar to walk, go, travelanimar to animateanotar to annotateanular to annulanunciar to announceapagar to extinguish, turn offaparcar to parkaparecer to appear, show upaplaudir to applaudaplazar to postponeaplicar to apply, assignapodar to nickname, labelapoderar to authorize, empowerapostar to betapoyar to lean, supportapreciar to appreciate, evaluateaprender to learnaprestar to prepareapresurar to hurry, accelerateapretar to tighten; to afflictaprobar to approve; to pass (a class)

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apropriar to adaptaprovechar to utilize, be usefulargüir to argue; to accusearrancar to uproot, snatch; to startarrastrar to dragarreglar to arrange, settle, adjustarrendar to rentarrepentirse to repent, regretarriesgar to riskarrojar to throw; to emitarruinar to ruinarticular to articulateascender to promote; to ascendasear to adorn; to clean upasentir to assentasegurar to secure, assureasignar to assign, allocateasistir to attend; to serve, wait onasociar to associate, poolasolar to destroyaspirar to inhale; to aspireasustar to frightenatacar to attackatar to tieatender to attend to, heedatenerse to obey; to rely onaterrizar to land, disembarkatraer to attract, appeal toatraverse to dareatravesar to cross, pass throughatribuir to attribute toautorizar to authorizeavanzar to advanceavergonzar to shame

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averiguar to find out, ascertainavisar to warnayudar to help, assist   bailar to dancebajar to lowerbañar to bathe, immersebarrer to sweepbastar to sufficebatallar to battlebatir to beat, battlebautizar to baptize; to christenbeber to drinkbesar to kissblasfemar to blaspheme; to curseborrar to erasebostezar to yawnbotar to throw; to bounceboxear to boxbrillar to shinebrincar to jump, skipbromear to jokebroncear to tanbullir to boil; to move; to swarmburlar to cheat, deceivebuscar to look for, search   caer to fall, collapsecalcular to calculate; to figurecalentar to warm, heatcalificar to qualify; to assesscallar to keep quietcalmar to calmcalzar to wear (shoes)cambiar to changecaminar to  walk, move, go

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cansar to tirecantar to sing, chantcaracterizar to characterizecarecer to lackcargar to load, burdencasar to marry, pair, couplecastigar to punish, castigatecausar to causecavar to digcazar to hunt; to chasececear to lispceder to cede, give up; to declinecelebrar to celebratecenar to have dinnercensurar to censor, censureceñir to surround; to shortencepillar to brushcercar to enclosecerrar to close, obstructcertificar to certifychafar to flatten; to mess upcharlar to chatchispear to drizzle; to throw sparkschistar to speakchocar to shock, startle; to collide withchupar to suck; to sapcircular to circulatecitar to make an appointmentcivilizar to civilizeclamar to clamorclarear to brighten; to clarifyclarificar to clarify, illuminateclasificar to classifycobrar to recover; to charge; to collectcocer to cook, bakecocinar to cook

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coger to catch, grasp, gathercoleccionar to collectcolegir to gathercolgar to hang; to attributecolocar to position, arrangecolonizar to colonizecolorar to colorcomandar to commandcombatir to combatcomentar to comment oncomenzar to begin, to commencecomer to eatcometer to commitcomisionar to commissioncomparar to comparecompartir to share; to divide upcompensar to compensatecompetir to competecompletar to completecomplicar to complicate; to involvecomponer to composecomprar to buycomprender to understandcomprimir compress; to controlcomprobar to verify; to provecomprometer to compromise

comulgar to take communion; to agreecomunicar to communicate; to connectconcebir to conceive, imagineconceder to concede; to bestowconcentrar to concentrateconcernir to concernconcertar to coordinate; to agree toconciliar to reconcileconcluir to conclude

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concretar to specify, make concretecondenar to condemnconducir to lead, drive, conductconectar to connectconferir to confer, giveconfesar to admit, confessconfiar to confice, trustconfirmar to confirmconfluir to meet, joinconformar to conformconfundir to confound, confuse; to loseconmover to shakeconocer to know; to meetconseguir to get, obtain, manage

consentir to consent; to bearconservar to conserve, saveconsiderar to considerconsistir to consist (of)consolar to consoleconspirar to conspireconstar to be clear, obviousconstituir to constituteconstruir to build, constructconsultar to consultconsumir to consume; to wear awaycontaminar to contaminatecontar to count; to bear in mind; to tellcontemplar to contemplate; to treat wellcontener to containcontentar to satisfycontestar to answer, replycontinuar to continuecontraer to contractcontraponer to compare, counter withcontrastar to resist; to contrast

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contratar to negotiate for; to hirecontravenir to contravenecontribuir to contributecontrolar to control; to superviseconvalecer to convalesce, recoverconvencer to convinceconvenir to agree; to suitconversar to converseconvertir to convertconvocar to convoke, summoncooperar to cooperatecopiar to copycorregir to correct; to reprimand, punishcorrer to runcorresponder to correspond, tally; to be suitable

corromper to corrupt, spoilcortar to cutcosquillear to ticklecostar to costcrear to createcrecer to growcreer to believecriar to feed; to grow, raisecriticar to criticizecruzar to cross, intersectcubrir to covercuestionar to question, disputecuidar to care for, look afterculpar to blamecultivar to cultivatecumplir to fulfill, comply with; to end, expirecurar to cure   danzar to dance; (inf) to meddledar to give

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deber should, must, to have to; to owedebutar to debutdecantar to decant; to deposit sedimentdecender to descenddecidir to decidedecir to say, telldeclamar to declaim, recitedeclarar to declaredecorar to decorate; to memorizededicar to dedicatededucir to deduce; to deductdefender to defend, protect, upholddeferir to defer, delegatedefinir to definedeformar to deformdefraudar to defrauddejar to leave, permitdelegar to delegatedelinquir to break the law, commit an offensedemandar to request; to suedemostrar to show, prove, demonstratedenegar to refuse, rejectdenotar to denotedenunciar to denounce; to report, to indicatedepartir to talk, conversedepender to dependdeplorar to deploredeponer to depose; to put downdeportar to deportdepositar to deposit, storedepreciar to depreciatedeprimir to depressderramar to spill, scatterderribar to demolish; to knock downderrotar to defeat; to teardesanimar to discourage

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desaparecer to disappeardesaprender to forget, unlearndesaprobar to disapprove of; to condemndesarrollar to develop; to unrolldesatar to untie, unfastendesayunar to have breakfastdescalzar to take off shoes; to underminedescaminar to misleaddescansar to restdescender to descenddescolgar to take down, unhangdesconocer to not know; to disowndescribir to describedesear to desiredesenvolver to unwrap; to unrolldeshacer to undo; to destroydesignar to designate; to selectdeslizar to slide, slipdesmentir to deny, beliedesobedecer to disobeydesordenar to disarrange, make a messdesorganizar to disorganizedespedir to say good-bye, dismissdespegar to detach; to take off (airplane)despenalizar to legalize, decriminalizedespertar to wake up, awakendestrozar to destroydestruir to destroy, ruin, damagedesunir to separatedesvestir to undressdesviar to deviate, deflectdetener to detain, stopdeterminar to determine; to causedevenir to becomedevolver to return; to refunddibujar to draw, design

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dictar to dictatedigerir to digestdirigir to direct, address; to manage, rundiscernir to discerndiscubrir to discoverdisculpar pardon, forgivediscutir to discussdiseminar to disseminatedisentir to dissentdisfrazar to disguise, concealdisfrutar to enjoy, make use ofdisminuir to diminishdisimular to hidedisolver to dissolvedispensar to dispense; to excuse, exemptdisponer to dipose of; to arrange, orderdistinguir to distinguish, discerndistraer to distract, divert, amusedistribuir to distributedivertir to amuse, entertain, divertdividir to dividedivorciar to divorcedivulgar to divulgedoblar to double, fold, turn, overtake, passdoler to hurt, achedormir to sleepdotar to endowducharse to take a showerdudar to doubt   echar to throw, emit , ejecteconomizar to save, economizeedificar to build, edifyeditar to publish; to editeducar to educateefectuar to effect

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ejecutar to perform, executeejercer to exertelaborar to elaborate; to manufactureelegir to choose, select, electembarazar to hinder; to make pregnantembarcar to embarkembeber to imbibe; to absorbempezar to begin, commenceemplear to employenamorarse to fall in loveencabezar to lead, headencantarle to enchant, bewitch, delightencender to ignite; to turn on; to provokeencerrar to confine, enclose; to compriseencoger to shrinkencomendar to entrustencontrar to meet, find, encounterendulzar to sweetenenfadar to anger, annoy, offendenfermar to make or fall illenfriar to coolengolfarse to get involvedennegrecer to blacken, darkenenojar to anger, irritate, vexenrollar to roll up; to jabber; (inf) to turn onensayar to test, tryenseñar to teach, show, trainensuciar to soil, dirty, polluteentender to understand; to intend, meanenterrar to inter, buryentrar to enterentregar to deliver, surrenderentretener to entertain, to hold up, delayenviar to sendenvidiar to envy, covetenvolver to wrap, pack, enfold

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equipar to equipequivaler to be equivalentequivocar to mistake, misserigir to erect, builderrar to err, miss; to wanderescapar to escape, eludeesconder to hide, concealescoger to chooseescribir to writeescrutar to scrutinize; to count votesescuchar to listen (to)esculpir to carve, sculptescurrir to wring out; to drip; to be slipperyesforzar to strengthen, invigorateesparcir to spread, scatter; to amuse, divertespecificar to specifyesperar to wait, expect, hopeespiar to spy onesquiar to skiestablecer to establishestar to beestimar to estimate, esteemestorbar to hinder, botherestornudar to sneezeestrechar to narrow; to squeezeestropear to damageestudiar to study, considerevacuar to evacuate; to fulfillevitar to avoidevocar to evoke, invokeexagerar to exaggerateexaminar to examine; to testexceptuar to except, exclude, exemptexcitar to excite, inciteexclamar to exclaimexcluirexcluir to exclude

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excusar to excuseexhalar to exhale; to emitexigir to demand, requireexistir to existexpedir to issue; to shipexplicar to explainexplorar to exploreexponer to expose, displayexpresar to expressexprimir to squeeze; to exploitextender to extend; to draw upextinguir to extinguish, exterminateextraer to extractextrañar to find strange, to miss s.o. or s.t.   fabricar to manufacture, fabricatefacilitar to facilitate; to providefallar to fail; to missfalsificar to falsifyfaltarle to lack, be lackingfamiliarizar to familiarizefatigar to fatiguefavorecer to favor; to flatterfelicitar to congratulatefestejar to celebrate, feastfiar to entrust; to guaranteefichar to file, index; to sign upfijarse to pay attention, notice; to affix, settle onfinalizar to finishfingir to feign, fakefirmar to signflirtear to flirtflorecer to flower, flourishflotar to float, flutterfluir to flowformar to shape, form; to train

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formular to formulatefornicar to fornicateforzar to forcefotocopiar to photocopyfotografiar to photographfregar to scrub; to wash dishesfrenar to brake; to restrainfrotar to rubfumar to smokefuncionar to functionfundar to foundfusionar to fuse, merge   ganar to win, earn, gaingarantizar to guaranteegastar to spend, use up, wastegemir to groan, moangeneralizar to generalizegenerar to generategerminar to germinategestear to gesture, grimacegestionar to manage; to negotiategirar to turn, rotate, spingobernar to governgolpear to hit, thumpgotear to drip, tricklegozar to enjoy; to havegraduar to grade, classify; to graduategratificar to reward; to gratifygravar to burdengritar to shout, screamguardar to guard; to keep, retaingruñir to grumble, growlguiar to guide, lead; to drivegustarle to taste; to be pleasing   

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haber to have (in the perfect tenses)habitar to inhabit, dwellhabituar to habituatehablar to talk, speakhacer to do, makehallarse to find, come acrosshartar to satiate; to wearyheder to stink; to annoyhelar to freeze; to astonishhenchir to stuff, fillheredar to inheritherir to injure, hurthervir to boil; to seethehidratar to hydrate, moisturizehinchar to swell, inflatehipar to hiccup; to pant; to yearnholgar to rest; to be superfluoushonrar to honorhospedar to lodge, accommodatehospitalizar to hospitalizehuir to flee, escape   identificar to identifyignorar to be ignorant of; to ignoreigualar to equalize; to level, eveniluminar to illuminateilusionar (inf) to deceive, encourage falselyilustrar to illustrate, enlightenimaginar to imagineimpedir to prevent, impedeimplicar to implicateimplorar to imploreimponer to impose, demandimportarle to matter, be importantimpresionar to impress, make an impressionincendiar to set on fire, inflame

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incitar to inciteinclinar to inclineincluir to include, containindicar to indicate, point outinducir to persuade, induceinferir to inferinfluenciar to influenceinfluir to influence, have influenceinformar to inform, reportinhalar to inhale, sniffinhibir to inhibit, restraininiciar to initiateinocular to inoculate; to corruptinscribir to record, inscribe; to enrollinsinuar to insinuateinsistir to insistinspeccionar to inspectinspirar to inspireinstituir to instituteinstruir to instructinteresar to interest, appeal to, concern, involveinterpretar to interpretinterrumpir to interruptintervenir to intervene; to superviseintroducir to introduce, insert, inputinventar to inventinvertir to invert; to investinvestigar to investigateinvitar to inviteinvocar to invoke; to imploreir to goirritar to irritate   jabonar to soap, latherjactarse to bragjugar to play

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juntar to join, connect; amassjurar to swear, take an oathjustificar to justify; to verifyjuzgar to judge   lactar to breast-feedlagrimar to crylamentar to lament, regret, be sorrylaminar to laminate; to smashlanzar to throw, launchlastimar to hurt, injure, distress, pitylavar to wash

leer to readlegalizar to legalize; to authenticatelegitimar to legitimizelevantarse to lift, raiseliar to tieliberar to liberatelicitar to bid forligar to tie; to mixlimar to file; to polishlimitar to limitlimpiar to clean, wipellamarse to call, be named; to draw, attractllegar to arrive, reachllenar to fill, fulfillllevar to carry, take, wearllorar to cry, weep, lamentllover to rainlograr to obtain, achieve, managelubricar to lubricateluchar to fight, wrestlelustrar to polish   maltraer to insult, abuse, mistreat

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maltratar to mistreat; to battermanchar to soil, stain, sullymandar to order, ask for, commandmanejar to handle, manage, drivemanipular to manipulate, handlemantener to maintain, supportmarginar to marginalize, isolatemaquillarse to put on make-upmarcar to mark, notice; indicatemarchar to walk, march, work a machinemarrar to miss; to fail, go badlymascar to chew; (inf) to mumblemasticar to chew, masticatematar to kill (literally and figuratively)mecer to rock, swing, sway, stirmediar to mediate, to be in the middle; to happenmedir to compare, measuremeditar to meditatemejorar to improve, upgradememorizar to memorizemencionar to mentionmenguar to diminish; to discreditmentir to liemerecer to deserve, meritmerendar to glance at; to have an afternoon snackmeter to put, insert; to score (a goal)mezclar to mixmirar to watch, look at, considermitigar to mitigate, appeasemodernizar to modernizemodificar to modifymojar to wet; to interferemoler to grind, wear outmolestar to bother, annoymontar to climb, go up, mountmorder to bite; to corrode

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morir to die; to killmostrar to show, point outmover to move; to cause, provokemudar to changemultiplicar to multiply   nacer to be born, hatch, sproutnadar to swimnarrar to narratenaturalizar to naturalizenavegar to navigatenecesitar to need, necessitatenegar to deny, reject, refusenegociar to negotiatenevar to snowningunear to scorn; to treat badlynombrar to name, designatenominar to nominatenormalizar to normalizenotar to notice, perceive; to note downnoticiar to notifynotificar to notifynumerar to numbernutrir to nourish   obedecer to obeyobjetar to object; to present (an argument)objetivar to objectify, state objectivelyobligar to force, compel, obligeobliterar to obliterateobrar to work; to behave, actobsequiar to be obsequious, lavish attentionobservar to observeobstruir to obstructobtener to obtain, getocultar to hide, conceal

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ocupar to occupy; to confiscateocurrir to occuroficiar to officiate; to inform officiallyofrecer to give, offer, presentofrendar to offerofuscar to obfuscate; to dazzleoír to hear, listenojear to eye, stare at; to drive awayolear to smell, sniffoler to smell; to pry into, sniff outolvidar to forget, omitomitir to omitondolarse to wave, undulateoperar to operate; to effectopinar to think; to opineoponer to opposeoprimir to press, squeezeoptar to opt, choose; to competeordenar to order, arrangeorganizar to organize, set uposar to dareoscilar to oscillate, swing, fluctuateoscurecer to obscure   pagar to pay, repaypaginar to paginate, number pagespalpar to touch, feelpalpitar to palpitate, beat, throbparar to stopparecer to seem, appear, lookparir to give birthparticipar to participate; to notify, informpatinar to skate; to skid, slippartir to depart, set out; to dividepasar to pass, give; to happen, spend (time)pasear to stroll; to take for a walk

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patear to trample, kickpausar to slow downpedir to ask for, request, orderpegar to beat, hit; to glue, adherepeinar to combpelar to shear, skin, peelpeligrar to be in dangerpenar to penalize, punish; to sufferpenetrar to penetratepensar to thinkpercibir to perceive, senseperder to loseperdonar to pardon, forgive, excuseperdurar to lastperecer to perishperfilar to outline, shape; to streamlineperfumar to perfumeperjudicar to harm, prejudiceperjurar to perjurepermanecer to stay, remainpermutar to exchangeperseguir to pursue, persecutepersistir to persistpersonalizar to personalizepersonificar to personifypersuadir to persuadepertenecer to pertainpervertir to pervertpesar to weigh; to distresspescar to fish, catchpicar to pierce, prick; to stingpilotar to pilot; to drive, steerpintar to paintpisar to tread, step, walk (on)plagar to plagueplanchar to iron

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plantar to plant; to erect, set upplaticar to talk, chatplanear to plan; to hoverplantear to implant; to plan, to cause (problems)poder can, may, to be ableponer to put; to switchportarse to behaveposar to put down, place; to poseposeer to possess, ownposponer to postpone; to place afterpotenciar to favor; to promote, develop, improvepracticar to practice; to perform, carry outprecisar to need; to pinpoint, specifypredicar to preachpredecir to predictpredisponer to predispose, prejudice, biaspredominar to dominate, predominatepreferir to preferpreguntar to ask, inquireprender to catch, attachpreocuparse to worry, preoccupypreparar to prepare, trainpreponer to place beforeprescribir to prescribepresentar to present, introducepresentir to have a premonition; to feel, be awarepreservar to preserve, protectprestar to loan, lendpresuponer to presuppose, assumepretender to try to; to claimprevalecer to prevail, thriveprevenir to prevent; to warn; to prepareprever to foresee, anticipateprincipiar to beginprivar to deprive; to forbid; to delightprobar to test, try; to prove

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proceder to proceedproclamar to proclaimprocurar to procure; to try toproducir to produce; to causeproferir to utterprogresar to progressprohibir to forbid, prohibitprometer to promisepromover to promotepromulgar to promulgatepronunciar to pronouncepropagar to propogate, disseminateproponer to propose, suggestproporcionar to supply; to adjustproscribir to prohibit, proscribeposeer to possess, ownproseguir to continue, proceed withprosperar to prosperproteger to protectprotestar to protestprovenir to come from, stem fromprovocar to provoke; to tempt; to bring aboutpublicar to publish, publicizepulir to polishpulsar to press, click (mouse); to pulsatepuntuar to punctuate; to assesspurgar to purge, purify   quebrantar to shatter; to weaken; to forcequebrar to break, smash; to interruptquedar to stay, remain, be left, ; to bequejarse to complain, protestquemar to burn; to annoyquerer to want; to lovequitar to remove, take away; to ward off   

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racionar to rationrajar to split, crack, slice; to chatterrascar to scrape, rasp, scratchrasgar to tearraspar to scrape, rasprastrear to dredge, trawl; to track, trailrastrillar to rakeratificar to ratifyrazonar to reason; to itemizereaccionar to reactrealizar to make real, realizereanimar to revive, stimulatereanudar to resumereaparecer to reappear, returnrearmar to rearmreasumir to resume, reassumerebajar to lower, reduce; to humble, disparagerebasar to surpass, exceedrebatir to repel, parry, rejectrebotar to bounce, reboundrecalentar to reheat, overheatrecapitular to recapitulate, summarizerecargar to overload; to increase taxrecelar to suspectrecetar to prescriberechazar to repel, rejectrecibir to receive; to greet, entertainrecitar to recitereclamar to demand, claim; to protestrecobrar to recover, retrieverecoger to gather, pick uprecomendar to recommendrecomenzar to begin again, recommencerecomponer to mend, repair; (inf) to dress upreconcentrar to concentrate on; to bring togetherreconocer to recognize, identify, acknowledge

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reconstituir to reconstitutereconstruir to rebuildrecontar to recount, count again; retellreconvenir to reprimandrecordar to remember, remindrecorrer to traverse, go over/throughrecortar to cut off, trimrectificar to rectifyrecubrir to cover, coatrecular to recoil, retreatrecuperar to recuperate, recover, reclaimreducir to reducereeditar to reissue, reprintreelegir to re-electreferir to tell, referreflejar to reflectreformar reformregalar to present, give; to treat wellregar to water, irrigateregir to rule, govern, prevailregistrar to register, record; to searchregresar to return, come/go backregular to regulaterehacer to redoreír to laughrelajar to relaxreleer to rereadrelevar to relieve; to embossrellenar to refill, stuffrelumbrar to glare, shine brightlyremarcar to observe, remark; to emphasizeremediar to remedy, repair; to preventremeter to put backremitir to send, remitremontar to mend; to surmountremorder to grieve

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remover to remove; to dig/stir uprenacer to be reborn; to reviverendir to produce, yield; to defeat; to exhaustrenovar to renovate, renewrenunciar to renouncereñir to  quarrel; to scold reorganizar to reorganizereparar to repair; to noticerepartir to distribute, dividerepasar to pass again; to sew; to check, reviserepeler to repelrepentizar to ad-lib, improve; to sight-readrepetir to repeatrepintar to repaintreplantar to replantreplicar to retort, rejoin, answer backreponer to replacereposar to repose; to let one's stomach settlerepreguntar to cross-examinerepresar to repress; to restrain; to recapturerepresentar to represent, depict; to perform, actreprimir to repressreprochar to reproachreproducir to reproducerepudiar to repudiate, disownrepulsar to repulse, refuserequebrar to flatter, complimentrequerir to require; to requestresaltar to stick out, project; to bounceresbalar to slip, skidresentirse to resent; to suffer fromreservar to reserve; to concealresidir to resideresistir to resist; to withstand, endureresolver to solve, resolveresonar to echo, resonate

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respectar to concern, relate torespirar to breatheresponder to respond, answerrestar to take away, deduct; to remainrestituir to return, give back; to restoreresucitar to resuscitate, reviveresultar to be; to result, ensue, amount toresumir to summarize; to abridgeresurgir to reappear; to recoverretar to challenge, defyretardar to delay, retardretener to retain, hold backretirar to retire; to withdrawretorcer to twistretractar to retractretraer to bring back; to dissuaderetransmitir to relay; to retransmitretrasar to delay, postponeretratar to portrayreunir to reunite, gather, combinerevelar to reveal, discloserevender to resellreventar to burst, explode, poprevertir to revertrevisar to revise; to check overrevivir to revive; to reliverevocar to revoke; to dissuaderevolotear to flutterrevolver to stir through, disturbrezar to pray, read, sayrezumar to ooze, leakridiculizar to ridiculerimar to rhymerizar to curl, ripplerobar to rob, steal; to kidnaprodar to roll, wheel; to travel; to race

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rodear to surround; to detourrogar to plead, beg, prayromper to break, tearroncar to snore; to threatenrozar to rub, chafe; to border onrumiar to chew; to ruminate   saber to know; to find outsaborear to savor; to taste; to flavorsacar to take out; to produce, makesaciar to satiate, satesacudir to shake, tug; beatsalar to saltsalir to leave, go outsalivar to salivatesalpicar to sprinkle, splash, scattersaltar to jump, leap, skipsaltear to rob, assaultsaludar to greet, salutesalvar to save, salvagesanar to heal, cure, recoversangrar to bleed; to drainsatifacer to satisfysantiguar to bless, make the sign of the crosssatirizar to satirizesaturar to saturatesazonar to season; to ripensecar to dry; to annoy, boresecretar to secretesecuestrar to kidnapseducir to seduce, charm; to bribesegar to harvestsegregar to segregateseguir to follow, continue; to chasesembrar to sow, spreadsensibilizar to sensitize, make aware

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sentar to sit, place; to suit, fitsentir to feel, sense; to regretseñalar to signal, show, indicateseparar to separateser to beserrar to sawservir to servesignar to signal, show, indicatesignificar to mean, signifysilenciar to silencesimbolizar to symbolizesimpatizar to get alongsimplificar simplifysimular to simulatesituar to put, place; to locate; to investsobar to handle, touchsobornar to bribesobrar to exceed; to remainsobrecoger to startle, scaresobreponer to superimpose; to favorsobrevivir to survivesocializar to socializesocorrer to help, succorsofocar to suffocatesoler to be used tosolicitar to solicitsolidificar to solidifysollozar to sobsoltar to releasesolventar to settle, resolvesombrear to shadesometer to conquer; to submitsonar to sound, ringsoñar to dreamsonreír to smilesoplar to blow (off, away); to inspire; to prompt

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soportar to supportsorber to sip; to absorbsorprender to surprisesospechar to suspectsostener to support, maintain, sustainsubdividir to subdividesubestimar to underestimatesubir to go up, climb; to raise, liftsublimar to exalt, praisesubrayar to underline, emphasizesubsanar to overlook; to repairsubsidiar to subsidizesubsistir to subsist, survivesubvenir to meet, defraysubvertir to subvert, underminesubyugar subjugatesuccionar to sucksuceder to happen, succeedsudar to sweatsufrir to suffer, enduresugerir to suggestsugestionar to influencesujetar to subdue, seizesumar to add, total; to collectsumergir to immerse, submergesumir to sink, plungesuperar to surpass, overcomesuperponer to superimposesupervisar to supervisesuplantar to supplant; to impersonatesuplicar to beg, imploresuponer to suppose, assumesuprimir to suppress, eliminatesurgir to emerge, surgesuscribir to agree to, sign, subscribesuspender to hang, suspend

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suspirar to sighsustituir to substitutesustraer to subtract, deductsusurrar to whisper   tachar to erase; to correct; to criticizetapar to cover, concealtapiar to wall in, blocktardar to delay, be late, take a long timetejar to tiletelefonear to telephonetemblar to trembletemer to fear, dreadtender to extend, stretch; to tend (to)tener to havetentar to try, to tempt, to touchteñir to dyeteorizar to theorizeterminar to finish, end, terminatetestar to test; to make a willtestificar to attest, testifytimar to swindle, stealtimbrar to stamp; to postmarktipificar to typify, characterizetirar to pull; to throwtitular to title, entitletocar to touch, play an instrumenttolerar to toleratetomar to take, eat, drinktorcer to twist; to influencetornar to return, give back; to changetorturar to torturetoser to coughtostar to toast, tantrabajar to worktraducir to translate; to express

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traer to bringtraficar to traffic, trade, deal intragar to swallowtranquilizar to calm, reassuretranscribir to transcribe, transliteratetransferir to transfer; to postponetransformar to transformtransmitir to transmit, broadcasttransparentar to reveal; to be transparent

transpirar to perspire; to transpiretransponer to transpose; to transplanttransportar to transporttratar to treat, handle; to deal withtrazar to draw, tracetrenzar to braid, plaittriunfar to triumphtropezar to stumble; to run into someonetrotar to trot, travel aroundtumbar to knock down; to fall downtutear to use tú (familiar you), be informal   ufanarse to boastultimar to finish, finalizeultrajar to outrage, insult, offendunificar to unifyuniformar to standardize, make uniformunir to uniteuntar to anoint, rub, dabusar to use, make use ofusurpar to usurp, seizeutilizar to use, utilize   vacar to become vacant; to idle; to devote o.s. to; to lackvaciar to emptyvacilar to wobble, waver, vacillate

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vacunar to vaccinate; to prepare, inurevagabundear to wander, roamvagar to wander, prowl, loitervaler to protect; to cost, be worthvalidar to validatevalorar to value, assessvalorizar to value, appraisevaporizar to vaporizevariar to varyvaticinar to prophesyvedar to prohibit, forbidvegetar to grow; to vegetate, stagnatevelar to stay awake, guard, watch overvencer to defeat, overcome; to winvendar to bandagevender to sellvengar to avengevenir to come; to happenventilar to ventilate, air; to revealver to seeverificar to verifyversar to turn, to discussversificar to versify, put into verseversionar to translate, adaptverter to pourvestir to dress, wearviajar to travelvibrar to vibrateviciar to corrupt, vitiatevigilar to watch over, guard, be vigilantvindicar to avenge, vindicateviolar to violate; to rapevirar to turn; to change one's opinionvisitar to visitvislumbrar to glimpsevisualizar to visualize; to display

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vivir to livevocalizar to vocalize; to humvociferar to shout, vociferate; to boastvolar to fly; to blow upvoltear to turn over, around; roll overvolver to return; to turn over/aroundvomitar to vomitvotar to vote, vowvulgarizar to popularize, spread knowledge of   yuxtaponer to juxtapose   zanganear to idle, loaf, waste timezapatear to tap one's foot; to kick; (inf) to mistreatzapear to shoo awayzumbar to tease; to buzzzurcir to darn, mend