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Showing 2,501–2,600: atorozonarse–autocriticarse
- atorozonarse to get colic
- atorrar to bum around
- atortolar to confuse, to intimidate
- atortolarse to become intimidated
- atortorar to tie tight
- atortujar to squeeze, to crush
- atosigar to harass, to pester, to poison
- atosigarse to be harassed, to be poisoned
- atoxicar to poison, to intoxicate
- atoxicarse to become poisoned
- atrabajar to overwork, to work too hard
- atrabancar to hurry through
- atracar to rob, to mug, to dock (ship)
- atracarse to gorge, to stuff oneself
- atraer to attract, to draw, to lure
- atraerse to attract each other
- atrafagar to toil, to bustle
- atrafagarse to be overwhelmed with work
- atragantar to choke, to choke on food
- atragantarse to choke, to lose one's train of thought
- atraicionar to betray, to commit treason
- atraillar to leash, to put on leash
- atraillarse to be leashed
- atrampar to trap, to ensnare
- atramparse to get trapped
- atrancar to block, to bar, to bolt
- atrancarse to get stuck, to be blocked
- atrapar to catch, to capture, to trap
- atrasar to postpone, to delay, to set back
- atrasarse to be late, to fall behind
- atravesar to cross, to go through, to pierce
- atravesarse to get in the way, to interfere
- atrechar to take a shortcut
- atreguar to grant a truce
- atresnalar to stack sheaves
- atrever to dare, to venture
- atreverse to dare, to have courage
- atribuir to attribute, to ascribe, to credit
- atribuirse to claim, to attribute to oneself
- atribular to afflict, to trouble
- atribularse to become troubled
- atrincar to secure, to lash
- atrincherar to entrench, to fortify with trenches
- atrincherarse to entrench oneself, to dig in
- atrincuñar to wedge in
- atristar to sadden, to make sad
- atristarse to become sad
- atrochar to take a shortcut
- atrofiar to atrophy, to cause to waste away
- atrofiarse to atrophy, to waste away
- atrojar to store in a granary
- atrojarse to be stored
- atronar to deafen, to thunder, to stun
- atronarse to be deafened, to be stunned
- atronerar to make embrasures
- atropar to gather in a troop
- atroparse to assemble, to gather in troops
- atropellar to run over
- atropellarse to run over
- atufar to irritate, to annoy
- atufarse to become angry
- atumultuar to incite to riot
- atumultuarse to riot, to cause tumult
- aturar to endure, to put up with
- aturdir to deafen, to stun, to daze
- aturdirse to be stunned, to be dazed
- aturrar to toast, to brown
- aturrullar to confuse, to bewilder
- aturrullarse to become confused
- aturullar to confuse, to bewilder, to fluster
- aturullarse to become bewildered
- atusar to trim, to groom, to smooth
- atusarse to groom oneself, to primp
- auditar to audit, to examine accounts
- augurar to predict, to augur, to foretell
- aullar to howl, to wail
- aumentar to increase, to augment, to raise
- aumentarse to increase, to grow
- aunar to join, to unite, to combine
- aunarse to unite, to join together
- aungar to yoke, to join with yoke
- aupar to help up
- auparse to help up
- aureolar to give a halo to
- aurificar to fill with gold
- auscultar to listen to someone's chest
- ausentar to absent, to leave
- ausentarse to be absent
- auspiciar to sponsor, to foster
- autenticar to authenticate, to verify
- autentificar to authenticate, to certify
- autoabastecerse to be self-sufficient
- autoafirmarse to assert oneself
- autobombearse to praise oneself
- autocalificarse to rate oneself
- autocensurar to self-censor, to censor oneself
- autocensurarse to censor oneself
- autocontrolarse to control oneself
- autocremarse to self-immolate, to burn oneself
- autocriticarse to criticize oneself