Don Quixote Infinitives- ESLC Reader

to travel around a city or another place

recorrer

to stop ("leave off" from doing something)

dejar de

to swear

jurar

to reward

recompensar

to ride (a horse or another animal)

cabalgar

to conquer, defeat or vanquish (synonym of vencer)

conquistar

to get or become excited

emocionar(se)

to acheive, attain, reach a goal or objective

lograr

to doubt

dudar

to assure

asegurar

to become or get happy

alegrar(se)

to encounter or find (synonym of hallar)

encontrar

to look for, to search

buscar

to fulfill (a promise) or to complete

cumplir con

to deserve

merecer

to hurry

apresurar

to arrive

llegar

to find, encounter (synonym of encontrar)

hallar

to excuse yourself (for interrupting) or ask for pardon for minor behavior

disculpar

to flee

huir

to sit (oneself) down

sentar(se)

to feel

sentir(se)

to beat (i.e. a heartbeat)

latir

to sweat

sudar

to count or to tell (o to ue)

contar

to obey (yo zco)

obedecer

to promise

prometer

to cost (o to ue)

costar

to walk, move or go away or leave (synonym of irse)

marchar(se)

to approach or get closer

acercar(se)

to distance or get further

alejar(se)

to beg or plead (o to ue)

rogar

to hope for or to wait for

esperar

to demmand

exigir

to roar

rugir

to threaten

amenazar

to lay (oneself) down (o to ue)

acostar(se)

to fear (synonym of "tener miedo")

temer

to throw or thrust out (synonym of echar & tirar)

lanzar

should, ought to or must

deber

to reach physically or a goal (synonym of lograr)

alcanzar

to beat, defeat, conquer (synonym of conquistar)

vencer

to dare (allow oneself to do something risky)

atrever(se)

to suppose

suponer

to be mistaken, wrong (reflexive)

equivocar(se)

to betray

traicionar

to argue or discuss

discutir

to learn

aprender

to spin around, twirl around, rotate

girar

to pray

rezar