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to burn
to burn
[Verbo]

to cause destruction or harm to something or someone through extreme heat or fire

quemar, abrasar

quemar, abrasar

Ex: She accidentally burned her hand while cooking. 
to bust
to bust
[Verbo]

to forcefully break something open or apart

derribar, romper

derribar, romper

Ex: Attempting to open the jammed locker, he had to bust the lock with a heavy tool. 

Al intentar abrir el casillero atascado, tuvo que romper la cerradura con una herramienta pesada.

to dive
to dive
[Verbo]

to jump into water headfirst, usually with the arms extended

zambullirse

zambullirse

Ex: The children were diving off the dock all afternoon. 
to dream
to dream
[Verbo]

to think about something that one desires very much

soñar, anhelar

soñar, anhelar

Ex: He dreams of creating a sustainable and eco-friendly business. 
to hew
to hew
[Verbo]

to cut something by striking it with an axe or similar tool

tallar

tallar

Ex: In traditional carpentry, craftsmen would hew timber to construct durable structures. 

En la carpintería tradicional, los artesanos cortaban madera para construir estructuras duraderas.

to input
to input
[Verbo]

to put data into a computer or any piece of electronic equipment

entrar

entrar

Ex: The keyboard allows users to input text and commands into the computer. 
to forecast

to predict a future event or condition, especially by analyzing available information

pronosticar

pronosticar

Ex: Economists had forecast a rise in unemployment. 
to lean
to lean
[Verbo]

to bend from a straight position typically to rest the body against something for support

apoyarse en

apoyarse en

Ex: The cat stretched and leaned against the window, basking in the warmth of the sunlight. 
to learn
to learn
[Verbo]

to become knowledgeable or skilled in something by doing it, studying, or being taught

aprender

aprender

Ex: They are learning about history in their school lessons. 
to light
to light
[Verbo]

to supply an area or object with illumination

iluminar, alumbrar

iluminar, alumbrar

Ex: He used a flashlight to light the dark path ahead. 
to melt
to melt
[Verbo]

to change from a solid into a liquid, usually because of heat

derretirse, derretir

derretirse, derretir

Ex: The snow had completely melted by noon. 
to mow
to mow
[Verbo]

to cut grass, wheat, etc. with a gardening machine or handheld tools, such as a scythe

cortar, segar

cortar, segar

Ex: To maintain a neat appearance, the gardener mowed the wild grass around the garden. 

Para mantener una apariencia ordenada, el jardinero cortó la hierba silvestre alrededor del jardín.

to broadcast

to transmit a program, sound, or images by radio, television, or similar media

transmitir, emitir

transmitir, emitir

Ex: The interview was broadcast nationwide last night. 
to plead
to plead
[Verbo]

to make an urgent and emotional request for something

suplicar, implorar

suplicar, implorar

Ex: The child pleaded with his parents to let him stay. 
to prove
to prove
[Verbo]

to show that something is true through the use of evidence or facts

probar

probar

Ex: The forensic analysis proved the suspect's innocence. 
to saw
to saw
[Verbo]

to cut through a material using a tool with a toothed blade

serrar, cortar con una sierra

serrar, cortar con una sierra

Ex: She carefully sawed the metal pipe for a precise fit in the plumbing system. 

Ella serró cuidadosamente la tubería de metal para un ajuste preciso en el sistema de plomería.

to sew
to sew
[Verbo]

to join two or more pieces of fabric or other materials together, often by using a needle and thread

coser, unir

coser, unir

Ex: Children in the art class were excited to learn how to sew buttons onto their projects. 

Los niños en la clase de arte estaban emocionados por aprender a coser botones en sus proyectos.

to shave
to shave
[Verbo]

to remove hair from the body using a razor or similar tool

afeitar(se)

afeitar(se)

Ex: The barber shaved the customer's face with precision. 

El barbero afeitó el rostro del cliente con precisión.

to shear
to shear
[Verbo]

to cut someone's hair short using shears or scissors

cortar

cortar

to shit
to shit
[Verbo]

to pass solid waste from the body

Ex: The horse stopped to shit beside the road. 
to show
to show
[Verbo]

to make something visible or noticeable

mostrar

mostrar

Ex: If there are any pictures from the event, please show them to the attendees. 
to shrive
to shrive
[Verbo]

grant remission of a sin to

conceder la remisión de un pecado a, absolver

conceder la remisión de un pecado a, absolver

to smell
to smell
[Verbo]

to release a particular scent

oler, despedir

oler, despedir

Ex: Yesterday, the bakery smelled of warm, freshly baked bread. 
to smite
to smite
[Verbo]

to strike someone or something with a powerful blow

golpear, abatir

golpear, abatir

Ex: The knight smites his enemies without hesitation in the old tale. 
to sneak
to sneak
[Verbo]

to move quietly and stealthily, often with the intention of avoiding detection or being unnoticed

escabullirse,  deslizarse

escabullirse, deslizarse

Ex: Last night, she successfully sneaked into the house without waking anyone. 

Anoche, ella logró colarse en la casa sin despertar a nadie.

to sow
to sow
[Verbo]

to plant seeds by scattering them on the ground

sembrar

sembrar

Ex: The farmer sows wheat seeds in the field to cultivate a crop for harvest. 

El agricultor siembra semillas de trigo en el campo para cultivar una cosecha.

to spell
to spell
[Verbo]

to write or say the letters that form a word one by one in the right order

deletrear, escribir

deletrear, escribir

Ex: They practice spelling new words in their English class. 
to spill
to spill
[Verbo]

to accidentally cause liquid or other material to flow or fall out of a container

derramar,  verter

derramar, verter

Ex: Daniel accidentally spilled sugar all over the floor. 
to strew
to strew
[Verbo]

to spread things in a random way

esparcir, diseminar

esparcir, diseminar

Ex: In the autumn breeze, the trees strewed their leaves across the park, creating a vibrant carpet. 

En la brisa otoñal, los árboles esparcieron sus hojas por el parque, creando una alfombra vibrante.

to swell
to swell
[Verbo]

to increase gradually in size, amount, force, or intensity

aumentar,  crecer

aumentar, crecer

Ex: The river swelled after several days of heavy rain. 
to thrive
to thrive
[Verbo]

to grow and develop exceptionally well

prosperar

prosperar

Ex: With a supportive environment, employees tend to thrive and contribute positively to the workplace. 
to spoil
to spoil
[Verbo]

to damage something or make it less attractive, useful, enjoyable, or successful

estropear,  arruinar

estropear, arruinar

Ex: The scratches spoiled the appearance of the new table. 
to wet
to wet
[Verbo]

to make something damp or moist by applying water or another liquid

mojar, humedecer

mojar, humedecer

Ex: The rain wetted the ground, making it muddy. 
to wed
to wed
[Verbo]

to legally become someone's wife or husband

casarse, contraer matrimonio

casarse, contraer matrimonio

Ex: They are planning to wed next summer in a destination wedding. 

Están planeando casarse el próximo verano en una boda en un destino especial.

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