abrazar
to hug
acercarse
to approach
acertar
to guess right
acordarse (de)
to remember
acostarse
to go to bed
actuar
to act
adquirir
to acquire
advertir
to warn
agradecer
to thank
ahogarse
to drown
alcanzar
to reach, catch up with
almorzar
to eat lunch
amenazar
to threaten
andar
to walk
apagar
to turn off
aparecer
to appear
aplicar
to apply (oneself), attach
arrancar
to root up (out), pull up (out), tear off (away), snatch
ascender
to ascend
atacar
to attack
atraer
to attract
atravesar
to cross
avanzar
to advance
buscar
to look for
gobernar
to govern
graduarse
to graduate
guiar
to guide
hacer
to do, make
helar
to freeze
hervir
to boil
huir
to flee
impedir
to prevent, obstruct, hinder
incluir
to include
indicar
to indicate
influir
to influence
ir
to go
jugar
to play
lanzar
to launch, throw
llegar
to arrive
llover
to rain
mantener
to maintain
marcar
to dial
mascar
to chew
medir
to measure
mentir
to lie
merecer
to deserve
morir(se)
to die
mostrar
to show
caber
to fit
caer
to fall
carecer
to lack
cargar
to load
castigar
to punish
cerrar
to close
cocer
to cook
coger
to take
colgar
to hang up
colocar
to place
comenzar
to begin
comunicar
to communicate
concluir
to conclude
conducir
to drive
confesar
to confess
confiar (en)
to trust (in)
conmover
to move (emotionally)
conocer
to know, be familiar with
conseguir
to get, obtain
construir
to construct, build
contar
to count,tell
contener
to contain
continuar
to continue
contribuir
to contribute
convencer
to convince
convertir
to convert
mover
to move
nacer
to be born
negar
to deny
nevar
to snow
obedecer
to obey
obligar
to force, compel
obtener
to obtain
ofrecer
to offer
oír
to hear
oler
to smell
pagar
to pay
agregar
to add
parecer
to seem
pedir
to ask for, order
pegar
to stick, beat
pensar
to think
perder
to lose
pertenecer
to belong to
pescar
to fish
poder
to be able to
poner
to put
poseer
to own
preferir
to prefer
producir
to produce
proteger
to protect
corregir
to correct
costar
to cost
crecer
to grow
creer
to believe
cruzar
to cross
dar
to give
deber
to ought to, must, owe
decir
to say, tell
dedicar
to dedicate
defender
to defend
desaparecer
to disappear
deshacer
to undo, unpack
despedirse
to say goodbye
despertar(se)
to wake up
destruir
to destroy
detener
to detain, stop
devolver
to return, give back
dirigir
to direct
distinguir
to distinguish
distribuir
to distribute
divertirse
to have fun, enjoy oneself
doler
to ache, hurt
dormir(se)
to sleep, fall asleep
publicar
to publish
querer
to want
realizar
to achieve, fulfill
recoger
to gather, pick up
reconocer
to recognize
recordar
to remember
reducir
to reduce
referir
to recount, refer
reír(se)
to laugh
renovar
to renew, restore, redecorate
repetir
to repeat
replicar
to answer back, argue
resfriarse
to catch cold
resolver
to resolve
rogar
to beg, plead for
saber
to know
sacar
to take out
sacrificar
to sacrifice
salir
to leave, go out
satisfacer
to satisfy
seguir
to follow, continue
sentarse
to sit
sentir(se)
to feel
educar
to educate, train
elegir
to elect, choose
empezar
to begin
encargar
to take charge
encender
to turn on, light
encerrar
to lock in, contain
encontrar
to find, meet, run into
entender
to understand
entregar
to turn in, deliver, surround
enviar
to send
equivocarse
to be mistaken
escoger
to pick, choose
espiar
to spy
establecer
to establish
estar
to be
exigir
to demand
extinguir
to extinguish
explicar
to explain
fabricar
to make, manufacture
fingir
to pretend
ser
to be
servir
to serve
significar
to mean, signify
soler
to be in the habit of
sonreír
to smile
subir
to go up, climb
sustituir
to substitute
tener
to have
tocar
to play, touch
torcer
to twist
traducir
to translate
traer
to bring
tronar
to thunder
tropezar
to stumble, trip
valer
to be worth, cost
variar
to vary, alter
vencer
to conquer, defeat, overcome
venir
to come
ver
to see
vestir(se)
to dress
volver
to return
darse cuenta de
to realize
desconocer
to be unaware of, not know, be ignorant of
discutir
to argue, quarrel, discuss, debate
disfrutar (de)
to enjoy
quedarse
to stay
quejarse (de)
to complain (about)
rezar
to pray
masticar
to chew
morder
to bite
tirar
to throw
haber
to have (as an auxiliary, helping verb to form the compound tenses)