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Showing 501–600: acomplejarse–acuciar
- acomplejarse to give a complex
- acomunalar to make common
- acomunar to make common
- aconchabarse to conspire, to collude
- aconchar to push to shelter
- aconcharse to take shelter
- acondicionar to prepare, to condition, to outfit
- acondicionarse to prepare oneself, to get ready
- aconduchar to provide food
- acongojar to distress, to cause anguish
- acongojarse to be distressed, to feel anguish
- aconhortar to comfort, to console
- aconsejar to advise, to counsel, to recommend
- aconsejarse to seek advice, to consult
- aconsonantar to make rhyme
- acontar to recount, to tell a story
- acontecer to take place
- acopar to trim, to prune into a cup shape
- acopiar to collect, to gather, to stockpile
- acoplar to couple, to connect, to join
- acoplarse to couple, to connect together
- acoquinar to intimidate, to frighten
- acoquinarse to become intimidated
- acorar to afflict, to distress
- acorarse to be distressed
- acorazar to armor, to plate with armor
- acorazarse to become armored
- acorchar to make cork-like
- acorcharse to become numb
- acordar to agree, to decide together, to remember
- acordarse to remember, to recall
- acordelar to measure with cord
- acordonar to cordon off
- acornar to gore, to butt
- acornear to gore, to attack with horns
- acorralar to corral, to corner
- acorralarse to corral, to corner
- acorrer to run to help
- acorrerse to run for shelter
- acorrucarse to crouch, to curl up
- acortar to shorten, to make shorter
- acortarse to shorten, to become shorter
- acortejarse to court, to woo
- acorullar to coil, to wind into a coil
- acorvar to curve, to bend into a curve
- acorzar to shorten, to cut short
- acosar to harass, to hound
- acosijar to harass, to pursue
- acostar to put to bed
- acostarse to go to bed, to lie down
- acostumbrar to be used to
- acostumbrarse to be used to
- acotar to fence in
- acotarse to fence in
- acotejar to compare, to collate
- acotejarse to compare oneself
- acotolar to reserve for breeding
- acototar to cut the top off
- acototarse to become topped
- acovacharse to hide in a den
- acoyundar to yoke together
- acoyuntar to yoke, to join
- acrecentar to increase, to augment, to grow
- acrecentarse to increase, to grow larger
- acrecer to increase, to add to
- acrecerse to increase, to accumulate
- acreditar to confirm, to accredit, to prove
- acreditarse to gain credibility, to prove oneself
- acreer to believe, to trust
- acrescentarar to increase, to enlarge
- acrianzar to raise, to breed
- acribar to sift, to riddle
- acribarse to be sifted
- acribillar to riddle, to bombard
- acriminar to incriminate, to accuse of crime
- acriollarse to become Creole
- acrisolar to purify, to refine
- acrisolarse to become purified
- acristalar to glaze, to fit with glass
- acristianar to christen, to baptize
- acromatizar to make achromatic
- activar to activate, to turn on, to energize
- activarse to activate, to become active
- actualizar to update, to bring up to date
- actualizarse to update oneself, to stay current
- actuar to act, to perform, to take action
- actuarse to act, to behave
- acuadrillar to form into squads
- acuadrillarse to band together
- acuantiar to assess, to appraise
- acuartar to quarter, to divide into quarters
- acuartelar to quarter troops
- acuartelarse to be quartered
- acuartillar to bend the pasterns
- acuatizar to land on water
- acubilar to shelter, to house
- acubilarse to take shelter
- acuchillar to stab, to plane down
- acuchillarse to stab, to plane down
- acuciar to urge, to hasten