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INGLES
acceder
to accept, to permit, to have access

acostumbrarse
to be accustomed to

acercarse
to get close to, to appraoch (físico)

aprender
to learn toapresurarse
to hasten, to hurry





arriesgarse
to take a risk (cl=sub)

asistir
to attend, to be present at

atreverse
to dare to

ayudar
to help to

comenzar a/empezar
to beginto

condenar
to condemn

compremeterse
to promise to do something

dedicarse
to do for living, to devote to

dirigirse
to speak to, to address

echarse
to begin doing somethingsuddenly

faltar
to be absent to

llegar
to succeed in, to arrive at

negarse
to refuse to

obligar
to force to do something

oler
to smell of

pasar
to stop to do somethingparecerse
to look like (persona específica)

ponerse
to start doing daily activities

renunciar
to give up

resignarse
to resign (cl=sub)

saber
to taste of

ser aficionado
to befond of

ser propenso a (enfermedad/emociones)
to prone, to tend to

sonar
to sound like

volver
to do something again, to return




acabar
to have just + (infinitive)...

acordarseto remember, recall (o-ue)

alegrarse
to be happy about

apartarse
to move (keep) away from

aprovecharse
to take advantage of

burlarse
to make fun of, to mock

cambiar
tochange (clothes, planes, subject, etc.)

cansarse
to get tired of

carecer
to lack

compadecerse
to pity, feel sorry for

cuidar
to care for, take care of

dejar
to stop, leave offdepender
to depend on

despedirse
to take leave of, to say goodbye to (e-i)

disfrutar
to enjoy

enamorarse
to fall in love with

enterarse
to find out about

fiarse
to trustolvidarse
to forget

preocuparse
to worry about

quejarse
to complain about

reírse
to laugh at

tratar
to try to

tratarse
to deal with, be a question of

abusar
to abuse,...