acabarse (de) §
acercarse (a)
acordarse (de)
acostarse
acostumbrarse (a)
alegrarse (de)
alejarse
apropiarse (de)
asegurarse (de)
asustarse (con/de)
atrasarse
averiarse §
bajarse (de)
beberse
caerse §
calentarse
callarse
cansarse (de)
casarse (con)
comerse
comportarse
comunicarse (con)
conformarse (con)
confundirse (por) §
convertirse (en)
dañarse §
darse cuenta de
decidirse (a)
deprimirse (por)
desesperarse (por)
despedirse (de)
despertarse (de)
detenerse (a)
deteriorarse
disgustarse (por)
divertirse
dormirse
emocionarse (por)
empeñarse (en)
enamorarse de
enfermarse
enfriarse
enojarse (por)
entristecerse
entusiasmarse
equivocarse
extrañarse
graduarse (de/en)
hacerse
imaginarse
independizarse
interesarse (en,por)
irse (de un lugar)
lamentarse (de)
lanzarse
levantarse
llamarse
llevarse
marcharse (de)
mejorarse
molestarse (por)
molestarse en ¥
moverse
morirse (de)
negarse (a)
nublarse §
ocurrírsele a uno §
ofenderse (por)
olvidarse (de)
parecerse (a alguien)
perderse §
ponerse
ponerse a (hacer...)
prepararse (para)
preocuparse (por)
quedarse (a) §
quedarse ciego... ∞
referirse (a)
resistirse (a)
reunirse
romperse §
sentarse (a)
sentirse (de)
sorprenderse (de)
subirse (a)
tenerse (de algo)
transformarse
unirse
unirse a
vestirse
volverse |
to come to an end
to get close(r)
to remember
to go to bed
to get used
to be glad, happy that...
to get away or far(ther)
to take possession of
to make sure of
to get frightened
to fall behind
to break down
to get off (a vehicle)
to drink (something) up
to fall down or off
to get hot
to stop speaking
to get tired
to get married
to eat (something) up
to behave
to communicate (with)
to settle for, be content with
to get confused or lost
to become (see §40C)
to get damaged; break down
to realize
to make up one's mind
to get depressed
to get desperate
to say good bye or farewell
to wake up
to stop
to get deteriorated
to get upset
to have fun, enjoy oneself
to go to sleep, fall asleep
to get excited or moved
to insist on; persist in
to fall in love with
to get sick
to get cold; cool down
to get angry
to grow sad
to get enthused
to make a mistake
to be puzzled
to graduate (from school)
to become (see §40C)
to imagine (to suppose)
to become independent
to be(come) interested
to go away, leave
to express regret, whine
to pounce on, leap on
to get up
to be called...(name)
to take away (with), carry off
to go away
to get better from an illness
to become annoyed
to bother do something
to move (one's body)
to die (naturally; used inf.)
to refuse
to get cloud
to occur to one (an idea)
to get offended
to forget accidentally
to look (a)like (similar to)
to get lost; to miss an event
to get, become, turn (+ adj.)
to set out to
to get prepared (for)
to be worried (about)
to stay (somewhere)
to become (blind, mute, deaf)
to refer to
to resist (against)
to get together, have a meeting
to get broken
to sit down
to feel (with adjectives, adverbs)
to be surprised
to get on (a vehicle)
to hold on (to avoid falling)
to get transformed, become
to unite, get together
to join (someone, a group)
to get dressed
to turn round or into |
acabar
acercar
acordar
acostar
acostumbrar
alegrar*
alejar
apropiar
asegurar
asustar*
atrasar
averiar
bajar
beber
caer
calentar
callar
cansar*
casar
comer
comportar
comunicar
conformar
confundir*
convertir
dañar
dar cuenta (de)
decidir
deprimir*
desesperar*
despedir
despertar
detener
deteriorar
disgustar
divertir*
dormir
emocionar*
empeñar
enamorar
enfermar
enfriar
enojar*
entristecer*
entusiasmar*
equivocar
extrañar*
graduar
hacer
imaginar
independizar
interesar*
ir
lamentar
lanzar
levantar
llamar
llevar
marchar
mejorar
molestar*
mover
morir
negar
nublar
ocurrir
ofender*
olvidar
parecer
perder
poner
preparar
preocupar*
quedar ∞
referir
resistir
reunir
romper
sentar
sentir
sorprender*
subir
tener
transformar
unir
unir
vestir
volver (de) |
to end, to finish
to move something close
to agree to
to put to bed or in horizontal position
to be in the habit of
to cheer someone
to move something away; to put off
to apply properly
to lock, to insure
to frighten
to delay, to hold up.
to damage; to cause to malfunction
to go down; to descend
to drink
to fall, collapse
to heat
to silence someone
to tire someone
to marry someone else
to eat
to entail or bring about
to communicate something
to form, knock into shape
to confuse
to change into.
to harm; to damage
to inform, to account for
to decide
to cause depression
to cause desperation, give up
to emit; to dismiss
to wake someone up
to stop someone, detain
to deteriorate
to upset or annoy
to amuse someone
to sleep
to excite or move (emotionally)
to pawn; to pledge
to make someone fall in love; seduce
to cause illness; to make sick
to cool or chill somehting
to anger
to sadden
to enthuse
to mistake, mix up, confuse
to miss someone
to graduate something
to do, to make
to conceive of, invent ideas
to make independent
to interest someone
to go somewhere
to lament, regret
to throw; to launch
to lift
to call
to carry somewhere; to wear
to march
to improve
to annoy, to bother
to move something
to die
to deny
to cloud
to happen
to offend
to forget
to seem (to look)
to lose
to put
to prepare something
to worry someone
to remain, to be left
to tell off, recount
to bear, to stand something
to gather, muster up
to break; to tear
to sit someone; to settle
to feel (with nouns and clauses)
to surprise someone
to go up; to climb
to have, to hold
to transform (something) into
to put together
to join two things
to dress someone
to return (from) |
