Spanish | 2000 Verbs

abalanzarse

to fling, hurl oneself

abandonar

to leave, abandon, quit

abanicar

to fan

abaratar

to make cheaper, lower or reduce price

abarcar

to embrace, encompass

abastecer

to supply, replenish, furnish with

abatir

to knock (cut) down, overthrow, be discouraged

abdicar

to abdicate

ablandar

to soften

abofetear

to slap

abonar

to pay, stand as security, fertilize

abonarse

to subscribe

abordar

to board, approach

aborrecer

to hate, detest

abotonarse

to button up

abrasar

to burn, set fire

abrazar

to embrace, hug, clamp

abreviar

to reduce, shorten

abrigar

to shelter, protect, wrap up

abrir

to open

abrochar

to button up, fasten, buckle

abrumar

to overwhelm

absolver (ue)

to absolve, acquit

absorber

to absorb

abstenerse

to abstain, deprive oneself

abstraer

to abstract

aburrirse

to be bored, grow tired, grow weary

abusar

to abuse, misuse, mistreat

acabar

to complete, end, finish

acabar de

to just do (something)

acachetear

to slap in the face

acallar

to silence, quiet, hush, pacify, calm down

acalorar

to heat or warm up, excite

acampar

to camp

acaparar

to monopolize

acariciar

to caress, treat tenderly

acarrear

to transport, carry

acatar

to obey, respect the law notice , realize

acatarrarse

to catch a cold

acceder

to accede, agree, consent

accidentar

to have an accident, be hurt or injured

acechar

to watch, spy on

acelerar

to accelerate, speed up, hurry

acentuar

to accent, accentuate

aceptar

to accept, honor

acercarse

to draw near, approach

acertar

to hit upon, guess right

achicar

to reduce, lessen, shorten

acicalarse

to dress up, spruce up

aclamar

to acclaim, hail, applaud

aclarar

to explain, clarify, rinse, clear

aclimatar

to acclimatize

acobardarse

to become frightened, turn cowardly

acoger

to welcome, receive, shelter

acometer

to attack, attempt, overtake

acomodar

to accommodate, arrange, employ

acompañar

to accompany, escort

acomplejarse

to suffer from a complex

acongojarse

to be anguished or afflicted

aconsejar

to advise, counsel

acoplar

to connect, join, couple

acordar

to agree (upon)

acordarse

to remember

acortar

to shorten, reduce

acosar

to harass, pursue, pest

acostarse

to go to bed, lie down

acostumbrarse

to be accustomed to, be in the habit of

activar

to activate, expedite

actualizar

to update, modernize

actuar

to act, behave, work, perform

acudir

to attend, be present, go, come to the rescue

acumular

to accumulate

acurrucarse

to curl up, get cozy

acusar

to accuse

adaptar

to adapt, accustom oneself

adelantarse

to go ahead, go forward

adelgazar

to make thin, get slim slender, lose weight

aderezar

to season, flavor, embellish

adherir

to adhere, stick on

adiestrar

to teach, train, guide

adivinar

to guess, foretell, read someones mind

adjudicar

to award, adjudge

administrar

to manage, deal, administer

admirar

to admire, amaze, be surprised

admitir

to admit, grant, permit

adobar

to season, flavor, marinate

adoptar

to adopt

adorar

to adore, worship, idolize

adornar

to adorn, embellish

adquirir

to acquire, obtain, get

adueñarse

to take possession of

adular

to flatter

advertir

to give warning, inform, observe

afanarse

to work hard, strive

afectar

to affect, influence

afeitarse

to shave oneself

aferrarse

to take hold of, stick to

aficionarse a

to become fond of

afiliarse

to join, become affiliated

afinar

to arm, assemble