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Easily Recognizable Verbs

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Verbos Fácilmente Reconocibles

ABANDONAR, to abandon

ABOLIR, to abolish

ABOMINAR, to condemn, abominate

ABORTAR, to abort, miscarriage, stop

ABREVIAR, to shorten

ABROGAR, to abrogate

ABSOLVER, to acquit, absolve (RELIG)

ABSORBER, to absorb

ABUNDAR, to abound

ABUSAR, to abuse sthg, take advantage, to go too far

ACAMPAR, to camp

ACCIONAR, to activate

ACELERAR, to accelerate, speed up

ACEPTAR, to accept

ACLAMAR, to acclaim

ACOMODAR, to seat sb, to install, accommodate

ACOMPAÑAR, to go with, accompany sb

ACONDICIONAR, to condition, convert, upgrade

ACOSAR, to harass

ACREDITAR, to certify, authorize, credit

ACTIVAR, to activate

ACTUAR, to act, undertake

ACUMULAR, to accumulate

ACUSAR, to accuse, charge

ADAPTAR, to adjust, adapt

ADHERIR, to stick, adhere

ADJUDICAR, to award, adjudicate

ADMINISTRAR, to manage, run, administer

ADMIRAR, to admire

ADMITIR, to admit

ADOCTRINAR, to instruct, indoctrinate

ADOPTAR, to adopt, pass, take

ADORAR, to worship, adore,

ADORNAR, to decorate, adorn

ADULAR, to flatter

AFECTAR, to affect; upset, sadden

AFIRMAR, to confirm, declare, affirm

AFRONTAR, to face up to, confront

AGITAR, to shake, stir, agitate, wave

AGLOMERAR, to bring together, agglomerate

AGRANDAR, to make bigger, enlarge

AGRAVAR, to aggravate, increase

AGRAVIAR, to offend, insult

AGRUPAR, to group together, group, gather

AJUSTAR, to adjust, tighten, fit, regulate

ALARMAR, to alarm, alert; frighten

ALERTAR, to alert, give the alarm

ALIVIAR, to smooth, relieve, lighten, ease

ALTERAR, to alter, agitate, disrupt

ALTERNAR, to alternate; to mix, socialize

ALUDIR, to allude, refer to

AMERITAR, to merit, deserve

AMPLIAR, to expand, extend

AMPLIFICAR, to amplify

AMPUTAR, to amputate, to cut off

ANALIZAR, to analyze

ANEXAR, to attach, annex, append

ANOTAR, to note, make a note of, record

ANTECEDER, to precede

ANTICIPAR, to anticipate, foresee

ANULAR, to cancel, annul, repeal, rescind

ANUNCIAR, to announce, advertise

APARTAR, to move away, remove, separate

APELAR, to appeal

APLANAR, to level, make even, flatten

APLAUDIR, to applaud, welcome, approve

APLICAR, to apply, give

APRECIAR, to appreciate, be fond of, like

APREHENDER, to apprehend, to arrest, seize, detain

APRISIONAR, to imprison

APROBAR, to approve, pass, endorse

APROPIAR, to adapt, to appropriate, award, assign

APROVISIONAR, to supply, provision

APROXIMAR, to move closer, bring nearer

AQUIETAR, to calm down, allay

ARBITRAR, to referee, umpire, arbitrate

ARCHIVAR, to file, keep in mind, store away

ARGUMENTAR, to argue

ARRESTAR, to arrest, detain

ARROLLAR, to roll up, coil, wind; knock down

ARRUINAR, to ruin, wreck, destroy

ARTICULAR, to articulate, speak coherently

ASALTAR, to attack, storm, assault

ASCENDER, to go up, climb, promote ascend, rise

ASENTIR, to assent, agree

ASFIXIAR, to asphyxiate, suffocate

ASISTIR, to attend to, assist, accompany

ASUMIR, to assume, take over, take on

ATENDER, to attend to, deal with, look after

ATORMENTAR, to torture, torment

ATRAPAR, to catch, trap

ATRIBUIR, to attribute to, confer on

AUDITAR, to audit

AUGURAR, to predict, augur, foresee

AUMENTAR, to increase, augment, magnify

AUTOMATIZAR, to automate

AUTORIZAR, to allow, authorize, empower

AVANZAR, to advance, move forward, put forward

AVISAR, to advise, warn; catch sight of, notify

AVIVAR, to rekindle, revive, brighten, intensify

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