Verbs Review - 637 (Spanish to English Vocabulary Flashcards)

A comprehensive set of Spanish verbs with English meanings.

Tomar

to take

Usar

to use

Almorzar

to have lunch

Cenar

to have dinner

Pagar

to pay

Llevar

to carry; to wear

Pedir

to ask for; to order

Servir

to serve

Bailar

to dance

Cantar

to sing

Decorar

to decorate

Invitar

to invite

Acabar

to finish; to end

Ayudar

to help

Barrer

to sweep

Cocinar

to cook

Cortar

to cut

Deber

should; to owe

Lavar

to wash

Limpiar

to clean

Planchar

to iron

Abrir

to open

Buscar

to search for; to look for

Envolver

to wrap

Recibir

to receive

Nadar

to swim

Patinar

to skate

Comprender

to understand

Ganar

to win; to earn

Levantar

to raise; to lift

Bucear

to dive

Caminar

to walk

Doler

to hurt

Conectar

to connect

Mandar

to send

Navegar

to navigate; to sail

Quemar

to burn

Dejar

to leave; to let

Dormir

to sleep

Gustar

to like

Acostarse

to go to bed; to lie down

Afeitarse

to shave

Bañarse

to bathe; to take a bath

Cepillarse

to brush (teeth/hair)

Despertarse

to wake up

Dormirse

to fall asleep

Ducharse

to shower

Lavarse

to wash oneself

Levantarse

to get up

Maquillarse

to put on makeup

Peinarse

to comb one’s hair

Ponerse

to put on (clothes); to become (emotion/condition)

Secarse

to dry off

Vestirse

to get dressed

Quedarse

to stay; to remain

Acampar

to camp

Regatear

to haggle

Ser

to be (essential traits)

Estar

to be (health, location, temporary states)

Ir

to go

Vender

to sell

Compartir

to share

Saber

to know (facts, information)

Conocer

to know (people, places)

Poder

to be able to; can

Querer

to want; to love

Traer

to bring

Decir

to say; to tell

Venir

to come

Poner

to put; to place

Hacer

to do; to make

Salir

to leave; to go out

Dar

to give

Tener

to have

Estudiar

to study

Practicar

to practice

Viajar

to travel

Abordar

to board (a plane/train)

Facturar

to check in (at airport)

Pescar

to fish

Ver

to see

Visitar

to visit

Competir

to compete

Empatar

to tie (in a game)

Meter

to put in; to insert

Mantenerse

to maintain oneself; to keep (oneself)

Seguir

to follow

Apagar

to turn off; to extinguish

Arreglarse

to fix oneself; to get ready

Encender

to turn on; to light

Entrenar

to train

Quedar

to fit (well)

Encantar

to delight; to love (something)

Interesar

to interest

Importar

to matter; to be important

Recomendar

to recommend

Casarse

to marry (someone)

Contar

to count; to tell (a story)

Llorar

to cry

Morir

to die