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Spanish verbs love to keep you on your toes. One minute you’re comfortably using hablo, the next you’re staring at hablaba or hablaré wondering where the stem went. This reference gathers roughly 1,270 verb forms so you can stop flipping between apps and actually see the patterns.

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InfinitiveTypeMeaningExamplePattern
abandonar-arto abandonAbandonó la casa al anochecer.
abatir-irto bring down; to knock downEl viento abatió varios árboles.e->i
abonar-arto pay; to fertilizeVoy a abonar la factura hoy.
abrasar-arto burn; to scorchEl sol abrasó la piel durante horas.
abrazar-arto hug; to embraceSe abrazaron al despedirse.
abrevar-arto water; to give drink to animalsEl pastor fue a abrevar el ganado.
abreviar-arto shorten; to abbreviateDebemos abreviar la explicación.
abrigar-arto shelter; to warm; to coat warmlyLa chaqueta abriga mucho.
abrir-irto openAbre la ventana, por favor.
absolver-erto absolve; to acquitEl juez absolvió al acusado.o->ue
absorber-erto absorbLa esponja absorbió el agua rápidamente.
abstener-erto abstain; to refrainDebes abstenerte de fumar aquí.e->ie
abstraer-erto abstract; to draw awayEl filósofo intenta abstraer la idea principal del texto.
abuchear-arto booEl público empezó a abuchear al final del espectáculo.
aburrir-irto boreLa película me suele aburrir.o>ue
abusar-arto abuse; to overdoNo debes abusar del azúcar.
acabar-arto finish; to endAcabamos la tarea temprano.
acelerar-arto accelerate; to speed upEl conductor decidió acelerar en la autopista.
acentuar-arto accent; to emphasizeEl profesor quiso acentuar la importancia del tema.
aceptar-arto acceptAcepté la invitación con gusto.
acercar-arto bring near; to approachVoy a acercar la silla a la mesa.
acertar-arto get right; to guess correctlySiempre acierta en sus respuestas.e>ie
aclamar-arto acclaim; to cheerLa multitud empezó a aclamar al cantante.
aclarar-arto clarify; to clear up¿Puedes aclarar tu respuesta?
acompanar-arto accompanyAcompaño a mi hermana al aeropuerto.

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