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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.

Each entry pairs a clear meaning with a real-world example that shows the verb in action, not a lifeless translation. It’s a clean reference for general learners-no grammar jargon, just the forms you need for everyday Spanish.

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InfinitiveTypeMeaningExamplePattern
banar-arto bathe; to bathe oneselfVoy a banar al perro.
barrer-erto sweepTengo que barrer la cocina.
bastar-arto be enoughCon una llamada basta.
batallar-arto struggle; to battleA veces batallo con esta tarea.
batir-irto beat; to whiskHay que batir los huevos.
bautizar-arto baptizeVan a bautizar al bebé el domingo.
beber-erto drinkYo bebo agua todos los días.
besar-arto kissEllos se besan en la mejilla.
blasfemar-arto blasphemeNo debes blasfemar en público.
borrar-arto erase; to deleteVoy a borrar el mensaje.
bostezar-arto yawnÉl bosteza cuando está cansado.e>ie
botar-arto throw away; to bounceLa pelota bota muy alto.
boxear-arto boxMi hermano quiere boxear profesionalmente.
brillar-arto shineLas estrellas brillan en el cielo.
brincar-arto jump; to skipLos niños brincan en el parque.
brindar-arto toast; to offerVamos a brindar por tu cumpleaños.
bromear-arto jokeSiempre bromea con sus amigos.
broncear-arto tan; to bronzeMe gusta broncearme en la playa.
bullir-irto boilEl agua empieza a bullir.u→ue
burlar-arto mock; to trickNo debes burlar a tus compañeros.
buscar-arto look for; to searchBusco mis llaves en la mesa.c→qu before e
caber-erto fit; to be containedNo caben más libros en la caja.c→qu before a/o
caer-erto fallLa hoja cae del árbol.
calcular-arto calculate; to estimateVoy a calcular el total.
calentar-arto heat; to warm upVoy a calentar la sopa.e→ie

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