acechar
to stalk
to lurk
¿Quién acecha en la noche?
Who lurks in the night?
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to stalk
to lurk
¿Quién acecha en la noche?
Who lurks in the night?
to grab
to hold
¿Puedes agarrar eso?
Can you grab that?
to extinguish
to turn off
Apaga la luz.
Turn off the light.
to applaud
to clap
¿Vamos a aplaudir ahora?
Are we going to applaud now?
scratch
¿Te va a arañar el gato?
Is the cat going to scratch you?
to drag
to pull
¿Puedes arrastrar la caja?
Can you drag the box?
to tie
to bind
¿Puedes atar los cordones?
Can you tie your shoelaces?
to add
¿Puedo añadir sal?
Can I add salt?
to kiss
¿Puedo besarte?
Can I kiss you?
to shine
to sparkle
Tu sonrisa va a brillar hoy.
Your smile is going to shine today.
to change
Voy a cambiar de ropa.
I'm going to change clothes.
to conclude
to finish
¿Puedes concluir hoy?
Can you conclude today?
to return
Quiero devolver esto.
I want to return this.
to shoot
to fire
El cazador va a disparar.
The hunter is going to shoot.
to start
to begin
Voy a empezar mañana.
I'm going to start tomorrow.
to push
Voy a empujar la puerta.
I'm going to push the door.
to enter
to go in
Por favor, entra.
Please come in.
to eject
to expel
¿Vas a expulsar a alguien?
Are you going to expel someone?
to look
to watch
Mira el mapa.
Look at the map.
to hide
to conceal
¿Puedes ocultar el regalo?
Can you hide the gift?
to receive
to get
¿Vas a recibir el paquete?
Are you going to receive the package?
to water
Cada mañana riego las plantas del balcón.
Every morning I water the plants on the balcony.
to select
to choose
¿Puedes seleccionar un libro?
Can you select a book?
to sit
¿Puedes sentarte aqu�
Can you sit here?
to happen
¿Qué va a suceder mañana?
What is going to happen tomorrow?
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