Los verbo regulares ms comunes (con traducon en espaol)

Carrala Ficklin-McClain

The most common REGULAR verbs in English (accompanied by its Spanish translation)

aventar

to fan

aventurarse

to venture, to risk

avisar

to advise, to inform, to warn

ayudar

to help, to aid

ayunar

to fast

baar

to bathe

batallar

to struggle, to battle

besar

to kiss

blasfemar

to blaspheme, to curse

bogar

to row, to sail, to move

bombear

to puff or build up, to praise, to inflate, to toss or give a bouquet, to have to hand it to, to stroke

bonificar

to increase production

bonificar

to improve production

boxear

to box

brincar

to jump up and down

brincar

to skip around

brindar

to afford, to provide

brindar

to toast

brindarse

to volunteer

brindarse

to offer to, to volunteer to

bromear

to joke

brumar

to crush, to oppress, to overwhelm

bufonearse

to jest

burbujear

to bubble

cabecear

to nod one's head when sleepy

calar

to soak, to drench

calcular

to calculate

calificar

to assess, to rate, to classify

calmar

to calm, to sooth, to quiet

calmarse

to calm down, to improve, to settle down

cancelar

to cancel

candar

to lock

cantonear

to idle, to loaf, to wander about

capar

to castrate

captar

to capture

carecer de

to lack

cascar

to crack

castigar

to punish, to chastise

catar

to sample, to test

causar

to cause

cautivar

to capture, to captivate, to charm

cazar

to hunt, to chase

cegar

to blind

censurar

to censure

cercar

to fence in, to enclose

cesar

to cease

chafar

to crease, to crumple (clothing)

chamar

to barter, to exchange

chamuscar

to singe, to scorch

chapar

to cover or to plate with silver or gold

charlar

to chatter, to prattle

chascar

to crunch

chiflar

to whistle

chillar

to scream, to shriek

chinchar

to annoy, to irritate

chismear

to gossip

chocar

to collide, to crash

chufar

to mock

chupar

(orange, bottle) to to suck, to suck on

chupar

(cigarette, pipe) to puff on or at

chufar

to absorb, to soak up

chupar

to swipe

chuparse un insulto

to swallow an insult

chuparse los dedos

to lick one's fingers

(no) chuparse el dedo

to (not) to waste time

circular

to circulate, to move

citar

to cite, to quote

civilizar

to civilize

clamar

to wail

clarar

to explain

clarificar

to clarify

clavar

to nail

cobijar

to cover, to shelter

cocinar

to cook

codear

to elbow, to nudge

colar

to filter, to strain

colorear

to color

comandar

to command

combatir

to combat

comentar

to comment

comerse el coco

to think hard, to try to think or to worry

comparar

to compare

compartir

to divide, to share

competir

to compete, to contest

compilar

to compile

complacer

to please

completar

to complete

complicar

to complicate

comportar

to behave, to act

comprobar

to check, to verify, to confirm

comunicar

to communicate

concebir

to conceive, to image

conceder

to concede

concentrar

to concentrate

concertar

to arrange, to agree

concluir

to conclude

condenar

to condemn

confesar

to confess

confiar

to entrust, to trust

confirmar

to confirm

confiscar

confiscate

conformar

to conform

consentir

to allow, to consent

considerar

to consider

consolar

to console

conspirar

to conspire, to plot

consultar

to consultar

contemplar

to contemplate

contar

to count

contradecir

to contradict