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Regular Verbs Flashcards

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to sing

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Cantar

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to study

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Estudiar

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to speak

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Hablar

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to buy

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Comprar
[Kohm prahr]

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to eat

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Comer
[koh mehr]

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to learn

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Aprender
[Ah prehn dehr]

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to drink

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Beber
[beh behr]

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to read

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Leer
[leh ehr]

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to live

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vivir
[bee beer]

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to go up
to come up
to climb
to rise
to increase

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Subir
[soo beer]

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to write

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Escribir

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to bore

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Aburrir

[ah boo rreer]

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to sweep (broom)

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barrer

[bah rrehr]

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to erase / delete

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Borrar

[boh rrahr]

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to walk

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caminar

[kah - mee- nahr]

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to cook

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Cocinar

[koh - see - nahr]

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to understand

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Comprender

[kohm prehn dehr]

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to run

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Correr

[Koh rrehr]

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to draw

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dibujar

[dee boo hahr]

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to listen (to)

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eschuchar

[ehs koo chahr]

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to wash

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Lavar

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to clean

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limpiar

[leem pyahr]

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to wear / to bring

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llevar

[je bahr]

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to look

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mirar

[mee rahr]

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to mount
Montar [mohn tahr]
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to swim
nadar
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to lend / to borrow
prestar
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to receive
recibir [rreh see beer]
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to sell
Vender
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to keep
Guardar
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to open
Abrir [ah breer]
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to leave (something somewhere or with someone) to stop / to quit
Dejar [de hahr]
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to bring (Take there)
Llevar (yeh - bahr)
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to improve
mejorar [me hoh rahr]
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to push
empujar [ehm poo hahr]
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to have to, must, should, to owe
Deber
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to try [to attempt]
intentar
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to finish
terminar
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to arrive
Llegar [jeh gahr]
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to have left (over) or to meet
quedar (keh-dahr) Quedamos a las ocho - we are meeting at 8
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to seat (someone to seat somebody for example at a theatre) to adjust a schedule, to fit something into a space
Acomodar
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to serve (serve a customer, serve food and serve community)
Servir
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to access (gain access to information for example WiFi)
acceder (ahk-seh-dehr)
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to explain
Explicar
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to increase, to get bigger, enlarge (intentional or deliberate increase)
Aumentar [ow mehn tar]
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to use
Utilizar yo utilizo tú utilizas él/ella/Ud. utiliza nosotros utilizamos vosotros utilizáis ellos/ellas/Uds. utilizan
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To break something ( or to disobey or to break up a relationship)
Romper (rrohm pehr)
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to treat (how to treat someone, or to treat someone medically)
Tratar Also.. Tratar de… (meaning to try ((attempt)) like intentar)
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to be about or have to do with or deals with (The book is about Harry Kane) always followed by ‘de’
Tratarse yo me trato tú te tratas él/ella/Ud. se trata nosotros nos tratamos vosotros os tratáis ellos/ellas/Uds. se tratan
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to run into
Toparse (Me topo con..) yo me topo tú te topas él/ella/Ud. se topa nosotros nos topamos vosotros os topáis ellos/ellas/Uds. se topan
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To send
Enviar
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to fear
Temer
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to decide
Decidir
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Persuade
Persuadir
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to guess
Adivinar
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To jump or to skip (jump lightly)
Saltar / brincar
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to pass by (to skip chapters of a book or to skip the queue for example)
saltarse
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to train (like at the gym)
Entrenar
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to forget
Olvidar
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to confirm (to verify)
confirmar
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to happen, to occur, to take place, to play out
Suceder [soo seh deh] Or Ocurrir La protesta sucedía fuera la catedral The protest took place outside the cathedral
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to change
cambiar
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to spend (spend money)
Gastar
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to call
llamar
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to mention
mencionar
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To win
ganar
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to bother, to disturb, to offend
Molestar
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to enter
Entrar
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to raise or to lift
Levantar Levanto pesas en el gimnasio
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to cut and to split
Cortar or partir
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apply
Aplicar
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To contribute
Aportar
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to snore
Roncar
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to sign (signature for example)
firmar
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to take out (money or trash for example) or to kick off or throw off (somebody from a team)
Sacar
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to be used to / to become a Accustomed to refers to the process of adapting to a new situation, habit, or circumstance.
acostumbrarse yo me acostumbro tú te acostumbras él/ella/Ud. se acostumbra nosotros nos acostumbramos vosotros os acostumbráis ellos/ellas/Uds. se acostumbran Me estoy acostumbrando al nuevo horario de trabajo. (I am getting used to the new work schedule.)
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to accustom / to habituate
acostumbrar Mi abuela me acostumbró a tomar té todas las tardes. (My grandmother got me into the habit of having tea every afternoon.)
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to complain
quejarse [keh hahr seh] yo me quejo tú te quejas él/ella/Ud. se queja nosotros nos quejamos vosotros os quejáis ellos/ellas/Uds. se quejan
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to advance / to move forward (In a literal sense and in a way of moving forward in a project or as a society for example)
Avanzar
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to replace
Reemplazar
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to kiss
Besar
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to hug
Abrazar
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to hit
Golpear gohl-PEH-ar
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to get up early
Madrugar
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to stay up late
Trasnochar
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to use for the first time / to wear for the first time
Estrenar
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to create
Crear
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To achieve / to turn (age) We have achieved our objectives for this year, one by one.
Cumplir
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to fill
Llenar
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to hurt
Lastimar El accidente lastimó a varias personas
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To figure out /to find out
averiguar Intento averiguar la altura del edificio
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To throw / to throw away
Tirar
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to share
Compartir
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To finish
Acabar
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to return / to come back
Regresar
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to invent
Inventar
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to record
Grabar
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to move around (a city for example)
Desplazarse yo me desplazo tú te desplazas él/ella/Ud. se desplaza nosotros nos desplazamos vosotros os desplazáis ellos/ellas/Uds. se desplazan Me desplazo por la ciudad a pie
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to turn over / to flip
Voltear
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to carry / to load
Cargar
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to take care of / to keep an eye on
Cuidar
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to spin / to twirl
Girar
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to blow (something blowing or blowing air from lips)
Soplar
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to rest
Descansar
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to fail (not succeed)
Fracasar
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to camp
Acampar
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to exchange
Intercambiar
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to dive
zambullirse [zam boo eer se]
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to sink
hundirse (ooon deer se) "Puedo hundirme hasta el fondo de la piscina sin nadar."
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to go down (stairs), to fall (prices), to get off, come off, or disembark (airplane or car)
Bajar
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to rehearse
Ensayar
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to throw (to throw things, to kick out, to give off, to emit)
Echar echar de menos (to miss someone / something) Echar
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to present
Presentar
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to consider
Considerar
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to pass / to spend time
Pasar
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to travel
Viajar
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to avoid / to prevent
Evitar
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to answer / to respond
Contestar or responder
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to imagine
Imaginar
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To depend
Depender
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to exist
Existir
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to permit
Permitir
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to insist
Insistir
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to suffer / to undergo
Sufrir
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to turn
doblar / Girar Si un conductor molesta usted, girar y caminar la otra dirección.
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to breath
Respirar
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to save / to rescue (to save a life for example)
Salvar / rescatar
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to save (to spend less / to save time / save money)
Ahorrar
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to require / to demand
exigir [ek see heer] They require me to speak to English
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to resign
renunciar
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to chat
platicar
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to land (plane)
aterrizar
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to allow oneself or to afford
Permitirse Nos permitimos salir un poco más temprano hoy. (We allow ourselves to leave a bit earlier today.) Me permito una pausa porque estoy cansado." = "I allow myself a break because I’m tired." No pueden permitirse comida (They cannot afford food)
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to cause
Provocar No quiero provocar una discusión
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Take advantage of / make use of
Aprovechar Quiero aprovechar el tiempo
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Enganchar
to hook
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To get caught on / with something
Engancharse Cuidado con los árboles, podría engancharse la cometa Be careful with the trees, the kite could get caught
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to fold (clothes for example) and to turn
Doblar
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to obsess
Obsesionar
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to shake Can also mean to wave
Agitar The wind was shaking the leaves of the trees El viento agitaba las hojas de los árboles. Fans waved flags in the stadium. Los aficionados agitaban banderas en el estadio.
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To focus
centrarse Vamos a centrarnos en lo que realmente importa y dejar de hablar de nimiedades.Let's focus on what's really important and stop talking about petty details
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To post (Social media)
Postear yo posteo tú posteas él/ella/Ud. postea nosotros posteamos vosotros posteáis ellos/ellas/Uds. postean
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To steal
Robar
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To beat / To hit To stick (something on the for example) To contract something (an illness for example)
Pegar "El profesor le pegó al estudiante." (The teacher hit the student.) "Voy a pegar el cartel en la pared." (I’m going to stick the poster on the wall.) Me pegó un resfriado." (I caught a cold.)
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To worry / to be concerned about
preocupar
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to support ((emotionally, morally, or in general))
Apoyar Él me apoya mucho. He supports me a lot
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to inflate
Hinchar Hay que hinchar el inflable. You have to inflate the inflatable
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to get scared
asustarse Me asusté cuando escuché un ruido extraño en la noche. I got scared when I heard a strange noise
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to commit
cometer Cometer un error = To make a mistake Cometer un crimen = To commit a crime "Cuando cometo un error, trato de aprender de él." Translation: "When I make a mistake, I try to learn from it."
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To ruin / to go bankrupt
arruinar (ah-rrwee-nahr) La mala gestión arruinó la compañía. Para de apostar o te vas a arruinar Stop betting or you’ll go bankrupt Bad management ruined the company
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to invite
Invitar Shrek no fue invitado a la boda de fiona "Shrek was not invited to Fiona's wedding."
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To give in
Ceder Has cedido a la tentación You have given in to temptation
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To give in
Ceder Tomas muchas drogas, algo tiene que ceder. You take a lot of drugs, something has to give. Has cedido a la tentación means "You have given in to temptation" in English.
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Alejar
To distance No me cae bien Steve, entonces me alejo de él = "I don’t like Steve, so I distance myself from him."
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To cheat
engañar (ehng-gah-nyahr) En México, estadísticas demuestran que el 53 % de las mujeres engañan a sus parejas, mientras que solo el 47 % de los hombres lo hacen
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To get involved
Meterse No quiero meterme en problemas. I don’t want to get involved in trouble.
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To flirt
coquetear
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To behave
Portarse Se odia a sí misma por haberse portado mal. She hates herself for having behaved badly. or more simply: She hates herself for misbehaving.
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To hesitate/ to doubt
Dudar Estoy dudando en aceptar la oferta de trabajo." “I’m hesitating to accept the job offer.” "No dudo de tus habilidades." “I don’t doubt your abilities. Dudo que él venga a la fiesta “I doubt that he will come to the party.”
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