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a - z advanced spanish verbs
I was looking at the list of 500 most common Spanish verbs and I picked out the ones I didnāt know or had forgotten. So hereās 100 Spanish verbs! As usual, let me know me know if you spot any mistakes and I hope you find this useful.
abatirĀ to knock down, to overthrow, to throw down
abrasarĀ to burn, to set on fire (donāt confuse withĀ abrazarĀ - to hug)
acertarĀ to hit the mark, to do smth right, to succeed in, to guess right
aclararĀ to explain, to clarify, to make clear, to rinse, to clear
aconsejarĀ to advise, to counsel
acudirĀ to attend, to respond (to a call), to come to the rescue
acuchillarĀ to knife, to cut, to flash, to cut open
adquirirĀ to acquire, to get, to obtain
afeitarseĀ to shave oneself
agarrarĀ to grasp, to obtain, to seize, to catch, to clutch, to come upon
agotarĀ to exhaust, to use up
agradarĀ to please, to be pleasing
ahorrarĀ to save up
atreverse Ā to dare, to venture
balbucear Ā to stammer, to hesitate in speech
barrerĀ to sweep, to whisk
bostezarĀ to yawn, to gape
bullirĀ to boil, to bustle, to hustle, to stir
burlarseĀ to make fun of, to poke fun at, to ridicule
calzarĀ to shoe, to wear (shoes), to put on (shoes)
charlarĀ to chat, to prattle
cepillarĀ to brush
chiflarĀ to whistleĀ
chistarĀ to mumble, to mutter
colgarĀ to hang (up)
delinquirĀ to be delinquent, to violate the law
derribarĀ to knock down, to overthrow, to tear down, to throw down
desmayarseĀ to faint
desperezarseĀ to stretch oneself, to stretch oneās arms and legs
devolverĀ to return (an object), to refund, to give back
dirigirĀ to direct
embeberĀ to soak in, to soak up, to suck in
encenderĀ to incite, to inflame, to kindle, to light
enunciarĀ to enunciate, to state
erguirĀ to raise, to stand up straight
errarĀ to miss, to wander
escogerĀ to choose, to select
estornudarĀ to sneeze
fingirĀ to feign, to pretend
fregarĀ to wash dishes, to scrub
gemirĀ to grieve, to groan, to moan
gruñir to grumble, to grunt, to growl, to creak
guiarĀ to lead, to guide
hallarĀ to find, to discover, to locate
helarĀ to freeze
heredarĀ to inherit
herirĀ to harm, to hurt, to wound
huirĀ to escape, to flee, to run away, to slip away
influirĀ to influence
informarseĀ to inform oneself, to find out
juntar Ā to join, to unite, to connect
juzgarĀ to judge
lanzarĀ to throw, to hurl, to fling, to launch
lastimarseĀ to hurt oneself, to feel sorry for, to complain, to regret
mirarse Ā to look at oneself, to look at each otherĀ
mojarseĀ to get wet, to wet oneself
morderĀ to bite
ocultarseĀ to hide oneself
osarĀ to dare, to venture
peinarseĀ to comb oneās hair
percibirĀ to perceive
pertenecerĀ to pertain, to appertain, to belong
pintarseĀ to make up (oneās face), to tint, to color (oneās hair, lips, etc.)
pisarĀ to tread (on), to step on, to trample
placerĀ to gratify, to humor, to please
platicarĀ to chat, to talk over, to discuss
porfiarĀ Ā to insist or persevere with something
poseerĀ to possess, to own
prestarĀ to lend
pulirĀ to polish
quitarseĀ to take off (clothing), to remove oneself, to withdraw
raer toĀ scrape, to rub off, to erase, to wipe out
regalarĀ to give as a present, to make a present of, to give as a gift
regarĀ toĀ water, to irrigate, to sprinkle
rellenar to refill, to fill again, to stuff
remitirĀ to remit, to forward, to transmit
retirarĀ to retire, to withdraw
retrasarĀ to delay
reunirseĀ to assemble, to get together, to meet, to gather
sacudirĀ to shake, to jerk, to jolt
socorrerĀ to help, to aid, to assist, to succor
sofocarĀ to choke, to smother, to suffocate, to stifle
solerĀ to be accustomed to, to be in the habit of, to have the custom of
sollozarĀ to sob, to whimper
someterĀ to subdue, to subject, to surrender, to submit
soplarĀ to blow, to blow out
sugerirĀ to hint, to insinuate, to suggest
suprimirĀ to suppress, to abolish, to cancel (in mathematics), to eliminate
surgirĀ to surge, to appear, to spout, to spurt
suspirarĀ to sigh
tañer to pluck, to play (a stringed instrument)
tenderĀ to extend, to offer, to stretch, to spread out, to hang out (washing)
tropezarĀ to stumble, to blunde
runirĀ to connect, to unite, to join, to bind, to attach
velarĀ to stay awake, to guard, to watch over
vencerĀ to conquer, to overcome, to defeat
vigilarĀ to watch (over), to keep guard, to look out for
yacerĀ to lie down, to be lying down, to lie in a grave
zumbarĀ to buzz, to hum, to flutter around
zurcirĀ to darn, to mend