501 verbs spanish

abatir

to knock down, overthrow, throw down

abrasar

to burn, set on fire

abrazar

to embrace, hug, clamp

abrir

to open

absolver

to absolve, to acquit

aburrir

to annoy, to bore

acabar

to finish, to end, to complete

acercar

to bring near, to place near

acercarse

to approach, to draw near

acertar

to hit the mark, to do (something) right, to succeed in, to guess right

aclarar

to explain, to clarify, to make clear, to rinse, to clear

aconsejar

to advise, to counsel

acordar

to agree (upon)

acordarse

to remember, to agree

acostarse

to go to bed, to lie down

acuchillar

to knife, to cut, to slash, to cut open

acudir

to attend, to be present frequently, to respond (to a call), to come to the rescue

adelantar

to advance, to keep on, to progress, to go ahead

adivinar

to guess, to foretell, to solve, to divine

admitir

to admit, to grant, to permit

afeitarse

to shave oneself

agarrar

to grasp, to obtain, to seize, to catch, to clutch, to come upon

agotar

to exhaust, to use up

agradar

to please, to be pleasing

agradecer

to thank, to be thankful for

agrandar

to enlarge, to grow larger, to increase, to exaggerate

agregar

to add, to collect, to gather, to aggregate, to collate

aguardar

to expect, to wait for

ahorrar

to economize, to save

alcanzar

to reach, to overtake

alegrarse

to be glad, to rejoice, to be happy

alquilar

to hire, to rent

alumbrar

to illuminate, to light, to enlighten

alumbrarse

to be (get) high, to get tipsy, to become lively (from liquor)

alzar

to heave, to lift, to pick up, to raise (prices)

amar

to love

añadir

to add

andar

to walk

apagar

to put out (flame, fire), to extinguish, to turn off (flame, fire, light)

aparecer

to appear, to show up

apoderarse

to take power, to take possession

aprender

to learn

apresurarse

to hasten, to hurry, to rush

aprobar

to approve, to pass a test

aprovecharse

to take advantage, to avail oneself

apurarse

to fret, to grieve, to worry

arrancar

to root up (out), to pull up (out), to tear off (away), to snatch, to start (a motor), to boot up (a computer)

arreglar

to fix, to arrange, to adjust, to regulate, to settle, to repair

arrojar

to fling, to hurl, to throw

asegurar

to assure, to affirm, to assert, to insure

asir

to seize, to grasp

asistir

to attend, to be present, to assist

asustarse

to be frightened, to be scared

atenerse

to rely on, to depend on

atraer

to attract, to allure, to charm

atravesar

to cross, to go through, to run through

atreverse

to dare, to venture

avanzar

to advance

avergonzar

to shame

averiguar

to find out, to inquire, to investigate

bajar

to lower, to let down, to come down, to go down, to descend

balbucear

to stammer, to hesitate (in speech)

bañarse

to bathe oneself, to take a bath

barrer

to sweep, to whisk

borrar

to erase, to cross out

bostezar

to yawn, to gape

botar

to fling, to cast (away), to throw (away), to launch

bullir

to boil, to bustle, to hustle, to stir

burlarse

to make fun of, to poke fun at, to ridicule

buscar

to look for, to seek

caber

to be contained, to fit into

caer

to fall

caerse

to fall, to fall down, to tumble

calentar

to heat (up), to warm (up)

callarse

to be silent, to keep quiet

calzar

to shoe, to wear (shoes), to put on (shoes)

cambiar

to change, to exchange

caminar

to walk, to move along

cansarse

to become tired, to get tired

cantar

to sing

cargar

to load, to burden, to charge (a battery)

casarse

to get married, to marry

cenar

to have dinner, to eat dinner, to dine

cepillar

to brush

cerrar

to close, to shut, to turn off

charlar

to chat

chistar

to mumble, to mutter

chupar

to suck

citar

to make an appointment, to cite, to quote, to summon

concinar

to cook

coger

to seize, to take, to grasp, to grab, to catch, to get (understand)

colegir

to collect

colgar

to hang (up)

colocar

to put, to place

comenzar

to begin, to start, to commence

comer

to eat

componer

to compose

comprar

to buy

comprender

to understand

conducir

to lead, to conduct, to drive

conocer

to know, to be acquainted with

conseguir

to attain, to get, to obtain

constituir

to constitute, to make up

construir

to construct, to build

contar

to count, to relate, to tell

contener

to contain, to hold, to restrain

contestar

to answer, to reply (to)

convencer

to convince

convenir

to agree, to convene, to be fitting