A Comparative Vocabulary Guide: Spanish to English to Portuguese. Robert D. O'Brian
abolish
ABOLIR
ABORTAR, to abort
ABORTAR, to abort
ABREVIAR, to shorten
ABREVIAR
ABSOLVER, to acquit, absolve (RELIG)
ABSOLVER
ABSORBER, to absorb
ABSORVER
ABUNDAR, to abound
ABUNDAR
ABUSAR, to abuse sthg, take advantage, to go too far
INSULTAR, to insult
MALTRATAR, to maltreat
ABUSAR, to misuse
EXCEDER, to go too far
PRATICAR to abuse sthg/sb
APROVEITAR, to take advantage of, make most of
ACAMPAR, to camp
ACAMPAR, to encamp, camp
ACCIONAR, to activate
ATIVAR, to set off
ACELERAR, to accelerate, speed up
ACELERAR
ACEPTAR, to accept
ACEITAR, to agree, to take, to receive; to accept sb for a job/club member, etc.
ASSENTIR, to agree, to follow
APROVAR, to accept as satisfactory
RECONHECER, to get used to
ASSUMIR, to admit, accept as one’s own
ACOLHER, to accept a person as part of a group
ACLAMAR, to acclaim
ACLAMAR
ACOMODAR, to seat sb, to install, accommodate
ACOMODAR, to provide room for, oblige
ACOMPAÑAR, to go with, accompany somebody
ACOMPANHAR
ACOSAR, to harass
ATORMENTAR, to pester
ACTIVAR, to activate
ATIVAR
ACTUAR, to act, undertake
ASSUMIR, to take on, assume control
ACUMULAR, to accumulate
ACUMULAR
ACUSAR, to accuse, charge
ACUSAR
ADAPTAR, to adjust, adapt
ADAPTAR
ADHERIR, to stick, adhere
ADERIR
ADJUDICAR, to award, adjudicate
ADJUDICAR
ADMINISTRAR, to manage, run, administer
ADMINISTRAR
ADMIRAR, to admire
ADMIRAR
ADMITIR, to admit
ADMITIR, to acknowledge, confess; to allow entry
CONFESSAR, to confess
ADOCTRINAR, to instruct, indoctrinate
DOUTRINAR, to indoctrinate
INSTRUIR, to tell, to order; to teach
ADOPTAR, to adopt, pass, take
ADOTAR
ADORAR, to worship, adore,
ADORAR
ADORNAR, to decorate, adorn
ADORNAR
ADULAR, to flatter
ADULAR, to flatter
BAJULAR, to adulate
AFECTAR, to affect; to upset; to sadden
AFETAR
AFIRMAR, to confirm, declare, affirm
AFIRMAR
AFRONTAR, to face up to, confront
ACAREAR, to confront
AGITAR, to shake, stir, agitate, wave
AGITAR, to shake
AGRANDAR, to make bigger, enlarge
AMPLIAR, to enlarge
AGRAVAR, to aggravate, increase
AGRAVAR, to make worse
IRRITAR, to annoy, irritate
AGRAVIAR, to offend, insult
INSULTAR, to insult
OFENDER, to offend
AGRUPAR, to group together, group, gather
JUNTAR, to assemble
REUNIR, to collect; gather strength, courage; to come together
GANHAR, to gather speed, momentum
FRANZIR, to gather into folds
AJUSTAR, to adjust, tighten, fit, regulate
AJUSTAR, to adjust, alter, correct
ALARMAR, to alarm, alert; frighten
ALARMAR, to scare
ALERTAR, to alert, give the alarm
ALERTAR, to warn, make aware of
ALTERAR, to alter, agitate, disrupt
ALTERAR, to change, modify
ALTERNAR, to alternate; to mix, socialize
ALTERNAR, to alternate
ALUDIR, to allude, refer to
ALUDIR, to allude to sthg
AMERITAR, to merit, deserve
MERECER
AMPLIAR, to expand, extend
AMPLIAR
AMPLIFICAR, to amplify
AMPLIFICAR
AMPUTAR, to amputate, cut off
AMPUTAR
ANALIZAR, to analyze
ANALISAR, to examine
ANEXAR, to attach, annex, append
PRENDER, to fasten sthg to sthg
ANEXAR, to attach sthg to a document
ATRIBUIR, to attach blame, importance to sthg/sb
ANOTAR, to note, make a note of, record
ANOTAR, to note
NOTAR, to note, indicate
OBSERVAR, to observe
APONTAR, to point out
MENCIONAR, to mention
COMENTAR, to comment on
ANTECEDER, to precede
ANTECEDER
ANTICIPAR, to anticipate, foresee
PREVER, to expect
ANTECIPAR, to preempt, bring forward, anticipate
ANULAR, to cancel, annul, repeal, rescind
ANULAR, to cancel, annul, revoke
SOBREPUJAR,