spanish verbos

loads of common a level spanish verbs

Abandonar

to abandon, to leave

Abrir

to open

Acabar

to finish, to end, to complete

Aceptar

to accept

Acercar

to bring closer

Acercarse

to approach (oneself)

Acompañar

to accompany

Aconsejar

to advise, to suggest, to counsel

Acordar

to agree, to agree on or upon

Acordarse

to remember

Acostar

to put to bed, to lay down

Acostarse

to go to bed (oneself), to lie down (oneself)

Actuar

to act, to perform

Admirar

to admire

Admitir

to admit

Adoptar

to adopt

Adquirir

to acquire, to purchase

Ahorrar

to save (money), to spare

Alcanzar

to reach, to attain, to achieve, to accomplish

Almorzar

to lunch, to eat lunch

Alquilar

to rent, to hire

Amar

to love

Amenazar

to threaten, to menace

Andar

to walk, to go, to go around

Anunciar

to announce, to advertise

Apagar

to turn off, to extinguish

Aparecer

to appear (as in to make an appearance), become visible, to come into sight (usually unexpectedly or suddenly)

Aplicar

to apply

Apoyar

to support

Aprender

to learn

Apretar

to tighten

Aprovechar

to take advantage of, make the most of

Arreglar

to fix, to mend, to arrange

Arreglarse

to get ready

Asegurar

to ensure, to secure, to insure

Asegurarse

to ensure, to be sure

Asistir

to assist, to attend

Atender

to attend to, to serve, to tend to

Aumentar

to increase, to enlarge

Avanzar

to advance, to proceed, to move

Averiguar

to find out, to ascertain

Ayudar

to help, to assist

Bailar

to dance

Bajar

to go down, to lower, to bring down

Beber

to drink

Buscar

to search (for), to look (for)

Caber

to fit

Caer

to fall, to fall down

Caerse

to fall, to fall down

Calentar

to warm (up), to heat (up)

Calentarse

to heat (oneself)

Cambiar

to change

Cambiarse

to change (clothes)

Caminar

to walk

Cancelar

to cancel

Cantar

to sing

Casarse

to marry

Celebrar

to celebrate, to hold (an event), to put on (an event)

Celebrarse

to be celebrated, to take place

Cenar

to dine

Cepillar

to brush

Cepillarse

to brush (oneself)

Cerrar

to close, to shut, to lock, to seal

Cocinar

to cook

Coger

to take, to catch, to get, to pick

Colocar

to place, to locate, to put

Comenzar

to start, to commence, to begin

Comer

to eat

Comerse

to consume, to eat away

Compartir

to share

Comprar

to buy

Comprender

to comprehend, to understand

Comprobar

to check, to test

Concluir

to conclude

Conducir

to drive, to lead, to conduct

Conocer

to know (people, places)

Conocerse

to know (oneself), to meet

Conseguir

to get, to obtain

Consentir

to consent, to accept, to agree

Conservar

to keep, to retain, to conserve

Considerar

to consider

Consistir (en)

to consist (of)

Consolar

to comfort

Consolidar (en)

to consolidate (into)

Construir

to build, to construct

Consumir

to consume

Contactar

to contact

Contagiar

to transmit, to spread (a virus)

Contar

to count, to tell or narrate, to rely on, to include or take into account To count": Contar los números del uno al diez. (To count from one to ten.)

"To tell" or "to narrate": Contar una historia interesante. (To tell an interesting story.)

"To rely on" or "to depend on": Contar con la ayuda de alguien. (To rely on someone's help.)

"To include" or "to take into account": Contar con los recursos necesarios. (To have the necessary resources.)

Contener

to contain, to hold, to include

Contestar

to answer, to reply

Continuar

to continue

Convertir (en)

to convert (into)

Copiar

to copy

Corregir

to correct, to mend

Correr

to run, to race

Corresponder (con)

to correspond (with)