Spanish Vocabulary for Midterm Exam

Flashcards created from Spanish vocabulary for midterm exam preparation.

abrazar

to hug

abrir

to open

acostarse (ue)

to go to bed

acurrucarse

to cuddle

afeitarse

to shave

agarrar

to grab

almorzar (ue)

to eat lunch

amar

to love

aprender

to learn

ayudar

to help

bailar

to dance

bañarse

to bathe

beber

to drink

besar

to kiss

buscar

to search for

caerse

to fall down

callarse

to be quiet

caminar

to walk

cepillarse

to brush

cerrar (ie)

to close

comenzar (ie)

to start/to begin

comer

to eat

comprar

to buy

conducir

to drive

conocer a

to know a person/place/to know a topic

dar

to give

deber

should/ought to, to owe

decir (i)

to say/to tell

desayunar

to eat breakfast

despertarse (ie)

to wake up

divertirse (ie)

to have fun

dormir (ue)

to sleep

dormirse (ue)

to fall asleep

ducharse

to shower

empezar (ie)

to start/to begin

encontrar (ue)

to find

enganar

to fool/to trick someone

ensenar

to teach/to show

entender (ie)

to understand

entrenarse

to work out/ to train

escribir

to write

escuchar

to listen

estar

to be (emotions/feelings/location)

estar cansado

to be tired

estirarse

to stretch

estudiar

to study

fumar

to smoke

gritar

to scream/to yell

hablar

to speak/to talk

hacer

to do/to make

ir

to go

ir+a+inf

going to do something

ir de camping

to go camping

jugar (ue)

to play (a sport/a game)

lavarse

to wash oneself

leer

to read

levantarse

to get up

limpiar

to clean

llamarse

to call oneself

llegar

to arrive

llevar

to take/to wear

maquillarse

to put on makeup

mantenerse en forma

to stay in shape

mentir (ie)

to lie

mirar

to look/to watch

mirar por la puerta

to look out the door

montar

to ride

morir (ue)

to die

nadar

to swim

necesitar

to need

oír

to hear

pagar

to pay

pasar el rato

to spend time

pedir (i)

to ask for/to order

poder (ue)

to be able to

poner

to put/to place/to set

ponerse

to put on

practicar

to practice

preferir (ie)

to prefer

prepararse

to get ready

preguntar

to ask

quejarse (de)

to complain about

querer (ie)

to want

quitarse

to take off

recibir

to receive

regresar

to return

relajarse

to relax

saber

to know info./facts/how to do

sacar

to take out

salir

to leave/to go out

secarse

to dry oneself

seguir (i)

to follow

ser

to be

tener (ie)

to have

tener miedo (ie)

to be afraid/to be scared

tener que + inf (ie)

to have to

trabajar

to work

ver

to see

vestirse (i)

to get dressed

viajar

to travel