This document contains 300 Spanish verbs listed alphabetically along with their English translations. It provides a comprehensive list of common Spanish verbs and their meanings in 3 sentences or less.
This document contains 300 Spanish verbs listed alphabetically along with their English translations. It provides a comprehensive list of common Spanish verbs and their meanings in 3 sentences or less.
This document contains 300 Spanish verbs listed alphabetically along with their English translations. It provides a comprehensive list of common Spanish verbs and their meanings in 3 sentences or less.
This document contains 300 Spanish verbs listed alphabetically along with their English translations. It provides a comprehensive list of common Spanish verbs and their meanings in 3 sentences or less.
The document provides a list of over 500 common Spanish verbs arranged alphabetically with their English translations.
Some common Spanish verbs included are: hablar (to speak), comer (to eat), poder (to be able), saber (to know), and querer (to want).
The verbs cover a wide range of themes including communication, daily activities, states of being, mental processes, and more.
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ser to be (norm) terminar to end, finish
haber to have (aux. verb) permitir to permit, allow estar to be (location, aparecer to appear variable) tener to have conseguir to get, acquire, obtain hacer to make, do comenzar to commence, start, begin poder to be able to, can servir to serve decir to say, tell sacar to take out ir to go necesitar to need ver to see mantener to maintain, keep dar to give resultar to result, turn out saber to know (a fact) leer to read querer to want, love caer to fall llegar to arrive cambiar to change pasar to pass, spend, happen presentar to introduce, present deber to owe; must, should crear to create poner to put abrir to open parecer to seem, appear, look considerar to consider like quedar to remain, stay oír to hear creer to believe, think acabar de to just finish verb verb hablar to speak, talk convertir to convert, become llevar to carry, take ganar to win, earn dejar to let, leave formar to form seguir to follow, keep on traer to bring, carry encontra to find, meet partir to divide, leave r llamar to call, name morir to die venir to come aceptar to accept pensar to think realizar to realize, carry out, fulfill salir to leave, go out suponer to suppose, assume volver to return, come back comprender to understand tomar to take, drink lograr to manage, achieve conocer to know (someone or explicar to explain place) vivir to live preguntar to ask a (question)
Source: Routledge’s A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish
sentir to feel, regret tocar to touch, play (an instrument) tratar to try reconocer to recognize mirar to look, watch estudiar to study contar to count, tell, narrate alcanzar to reach, catch up with empezar to start, begin nacer to be born esperar to wait, hope (for), dirigir to direct, manage expect buscar to search, look for correr to run existir to exist utilizar to use entrar to enter pagar to pay trabajar to work ayudar to help escribir to write gustar to like, be pleasing to (3rd p.) perder to lose, miss jugar to play (sport, game) producir to produce, cause escuchar to listen to ocurrir to occur, happen cumplir to fulfill entender to understand ofrecer to offer, present pedir to ask for, request descubrir to discover recibir to receive levantar to raise, lift recordar to remember, remind intentar to intend, attempt, try
Source: Routledge’s A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish
101 – 150 151 – 200 usar to use asegurar to assure, secure, insure decidir to decide crecer to grow, increase repetir to repeat surgir to appear, spring forth olvidar to forget matar to kill valer to be worth, cost entregar to deliver comer to eat colocar to place, position mostrar to show establecer to establish ocupar to occupy, use guardar to keep, save mover to move iniciar to initiate continuar to continue bajar to come down, lower suceder to happen, take place notar to notice fijar to fix, set meter to put (into) referir to refer actuar to act acercar to approach, come near pretender to try, pretend, expect dedicar to dedicate, devote acordar to agree (to/with) aprender to learn cortar to cut comprar to buy corresponder to correspond with subir to go up romper to break evitar to avoid, prevent adquirir to acquire, get interesar to be interesting (3rd p.) lanzar to throw, launch cerrar to close aprovechar to take adv. of, make use of echar to cast, throw apoyar to support, lean on responder to respond, answer negar to deny, refuse sufrir to suffer, undergo avanzar to advance, progress importar to matter, be important resolver to resolve, settle, work (3rd p.) out obtener to obtain costar to cost observar to observe exigir to demand indicar to indicate aumentar to increase, augment imaginar to imagine recoger to pick up, gather soler to be accustomed to abandonar to leave, abandonar detener to detain, stop imponer to impose, enforce desarrolla to develop obligar to obligate, force r señalar to signal, point out aplicar to apply elegir to elect, choose pertenecer to belong preparar to prepare disponer to dispose, have means proponer to propose expresar to express
Source: Routledge’s A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish
demostrar to demonstrate, show provocar to cause, provoke significar to signify, mean defender to defend, protect reunir to reunite, gather, collect quitar to remove, take away faltar to be lacking (need sthg; conservar to conserve, preserve 3rd p.) acompaña to accompany depender to depend on r desear to wish, desire marcar to mark, note enseñar to teach compartir to share construir to construct, build consistir to consist of vender to sell constituir to constitue represent to represent cubrir to cover ar desaparec to disappear, vanish funcionar to function, work er mandar to send, order caber to fit andar to walk atender to attend to preferir to prefer insistir to insist on
Source: Routledge’s A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish
201 – 250 251 – 300 sentar to sit down manejar to drive, handle merecer to deserve, merit, be unir to unite, join together worthy of incluir to include caminar to walk cruzar to cross coincidir to coincide, agree tender to tend to llenar to fill anunciar to announce, advertise dominar to dominate, master despertar to wake up medir to measure comentar to comment on atraversar to cross publicar to publish destacar to stand out, emphasize cargar to load up, carry, charge pronunciar to pronounce participar to participate distinguir to distinguish impedir to prevent, hinder introducir to introduce, bring in salvar to save, rescue comunicar to communicate escapar to escape invitar to invite tirar to pull, shoot, throw instalar to install contestar to answer, reply tardar to delay, take long preocupar to worry mejorar to improve, get better prestar to lend emplear to employ pesar to weigh convenir to be convenient, be agreeable exponer to expose, expound recuperar to recover, recuperate viajar to travel definir to define separar to separate superar to surpass, overcome regresar to return, go back (place) afirmar to affirm, assert contempla to contemplate interpretar to interpret r recorrer to cover (distance) admitir to admit retirar to retire, take away identificar to identify permanec to stay, remain afectar to affect er asistir to attend (concert/game) reducir to reduce organizar to organize montar to ride, mount, assemble contener to contain parar to stop (moving) visitar to visit devolver to return, give back informar to inform ejercer to exercise, practice enviar to send poseer to possess cuidar to take care of proteger to protect intervenir to intervene causar to cause, bring about
Source: Routledge’s A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish
extender to extend spread determinar to determine comproba to verify, prove cobrar to charge (money) r dormir to sleep dividir to divide discutir to argue, discuss inventar to invent enfrentar to face, confront limitar to limit conducir to drive, lead luchar to wrestle, fight firmar to sign acudir to frequent, attend respetar to respect analizar to analyze sostener to support, hold up encargar(se) to entrust ( take charge of) advertir to warn destinar to appoint, assign transform to transform, change comparar to compare ar bastar to be sufficient celebrar to celebrate mencionar to mention, cite sonar to sound, rig plantear to propose, lay out manifestar to express, show probar to test, prove, try controlar to control
Source: Routledge’s A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish
301 – 350 351 – 400 saltar to jump, leap, hop atraer to attract citar to cite, quote acumular to accumulate requerir to require practicar to practice incorporar to incorporate, include gozar to enjoy perseguir to pursue, persecute, justificar to justify chase procurar to seek, procure soportar to endure, to withstand casar(se) to marry (get married) resistir to resist someter to submit vestir to wear, dress fundar to found, base sorprender to surprise elevar to elevate, raise proceder to proceed cantar to sing condener to convict, condemn asumir to assume, take on consumir to consume aclarar to clarify, clear up sugerir to suggest, arrastrar to drag, pull conceder to concede, grant declarar to declare, testify componer to compose, be part of nombrar to name, appoint arrelglar to arrange, organize, fix confundir to confuse animar to cheer up describir to describe apuntar to point, aim calcular to calculate, figure out liberar to free, liberate conformar to conform añadir to add pintar to paint girar to revolve, rotate repartir to distribute, share volar to fly, steal among hallar to find (sthg lost) facilitar to facilitate ordenar to put in order, organize solicitar to solicit, request convencer to convince temer to fear rodear to surround atacar to attack reflejar to reflect pegar to hit, stick (on), glue rechazar to reject juzgar to judge contribuir to contribute interrumpir to interrupt vencer to overcome, conquer fabricar to manufacture alejar to move away confiar to trust, confide transmitir to transmit, broadcast operar to operate marchar to walk, work (function), basar to base upon leave destruir to destroy, ruin estimar to estimate, hold in
Source: Routledge’s A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish
esteem opinar to think (have an opinion) confirmar to confirm cometer to commit integrar to integrate, fit in trasladar to move, transfer aprobar to pass (test), approve concluir to conclude, finish grabar to engrave, record oponer to oppose equivocar to be wrong figurar to figure in, appear, llorar to cry represent concentra to concentrate proyector to project r ignorar to be unaware beber to drink dudar to (have) doubt apreciar to appreciate descansar to rest, relax experimentar to experience, experiment adpotar to adopt amar to love arrancar to start (machine), uproot robar to rob, steal disfrutar to enjoy reír to laugh molestar to bother, disturb, upset mezclar to mix atrever to dare distribuir to distribute, deliver ceder to yield, give way apartar to move away, separate
Source: Routledge’s A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish
401 – 450 451 – 500 reclamar to claim, demand completar to complete quemar to burn combatir to combat, fight against obedecer to obey aportar to provide satisfacer to satisfy derivar to derive, come (from) concebir to conceive prohibir to prohibit, forbid reaccionar to react proporcionar to supply acusar to accuse saludar to greet, say hello gastar to spend (money), waste relacionar to relate regalar to gift investigar to investigate quejar to complain ubicar to find, locate, place, assign penetrar to penetrate modificar to modify rendir(se) to render (give in) lavar to wash registrar to register, record invadir to invade, overcome limpiar to clean desplazar to replace, displace, shift atribuir to attribute adelantar to move forward ocultar to hide examinar to examine, inspect enterarse to find out sustituir to substitute ajustar to adjust implicar to implicate, imply aspirar to aspire, breathe in ingresar to join, deposit, admit (inhale) recurrir to resort to, appeal to respirar to breathe huir to flee, run away esconder to hide, conceal percibir to perceive alterar to alter, modify transcurrir to take place, occur emitir to emit, give off recomend to recommend inclinar to bow, tilt, incline ar corregir to correct, rectify desprender to detach, release, remove consultar to consult circular to circulate, go around, flow padecer to suffer pelear to fight, struggle elaborar to develop, produce aconsejar to advise, counsel soñar to dream arrojar to throw, fling gritar to yell, shout criticar to criticize traducir to translate hundir to sink, submerge sumar to add up, sum encerrar to shut in alimentar to feed, nourish denominar to call, name eliminar to eliminate, exclude impulsar to push, promote renunciar to give up, renounce empujar to push, shove
Source: Routledge’s A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish
acostumb to be accustomed to dictar to dictate, announce rar revisar to check, revise, inspect chocar to crash into, collide with carecer to be without, lack borrar to erase prometer to promise aguantar to endure, put up with descender to descend coger to hold, take, catch reproducir to reproduce golpear to hit, strike constar to consist of, comprise ascender to ascend, be promoted asociar to associate with complicar to complicate, make difficult desconoce to not know, not recognize engañar to trick, deceive r fallar to fail, miss agotar to wear out, run out, exhaust perdonar to forgive, excuse precisar to specify, do exactly agradecer to thank for suspender to suspend, hang admirar to admire ampliar to enlarge, amplify, expand revelar to reveal, disclose cultivar to cultivate, produce agregar to aggregate, add, gather explotar to explode, exploit
Source: Routledge’s A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish