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English Translation	Spanish Verb	-ado, -ido, or irregular
to abandon, leave, forsake		abandoned, derelict, forlon
to overthrow, knock down		dejected, despondent
to advocate, plead		lawyer, attorney, counsel
to abolish, repeal		abolished
to board; to tackle (an issue), to approach		approached
to abort		aborted
to embrace, hug
to coat; to shelter; to put a coat on		snug
to open		open, overt, outspoken, open-ended
to overwhelm; to fluster		overwhelmed
to absolve, acquit		acquitted, cleared
to abstain, refrain from
to jeer; to boo; to assail		booed, jeered, heckled
to bore, be boring		boring, wearisome
to abuse, misuse		abused, molested, overused
to finish; to complete; to conclude		finished
to camp		camped, encamped
to accelerate, hasten, hurry, speed		accelerated
to accent, stress		accentuated, accented
to accept		accepted, admitted
to come close; to approach, to bring close		approached
to guess correctly; to find, hit upon		succesful
to acclaim, applaud, shout		acclaimed, hailed, highly-acclaimed
to clarify, make clear; to explain		clarified, illuminated
to accompany		accompanied
to advise		advised
to remember, resolve, decide, agree upon		agreement, deal, accord
to shorten		shortened, clipped
to hound, harrass, pester		harrassed, besieged, bullied
to put to bed, lay down, stretch		lying, laying down
to get accustomed; to get used to		used, accustomed, customary
to activate		activado
to update; to realize; to make happen		updated
to operate, activate; to act, perform		acted
to knife, cut, cut open, slash		stabbed, knifed
to attend, answer a call, come to rescue		gone
to accumulate		accumulated, accrued
to accuse		accused, charged
to adapt		adapted, adaptive
to advance; to overtake		advanced
to lose weight; to thin		thinned
to owe, be liable for; to get into debt		due, owed
to guess		guessed
to attach, enclose		attached
to administer		administered, administrated
to admire		admired
to admit; recive; to accept, allow		acknowledged, accepted
to adopt		adopted
to adore, idolize; to worship		adored
to lull, put to sleep		drowsy, lethargic
to adorn, decorate		decorated, adorned
to acquire; to get; to obtain		acquired, obtained
to notice, note; to warn, notify; to advise		warned, cautionary
to affect, feign; to influence		affected, foppish; poseur
to shave		shaven
to sharpen		sharp; sharpness
to affirm		stated
to afflict, cause pain; to trouble, distress		afflicted, stricken, bereaved
to flow in, into, to; to congregate in		fluid, fluent, flowing
to lower, bend down		crouched, bending over, ducking

English Translation	Spanish Verb	-ado, -ido, or irregular
to seize, grab, grasp; to wrangle		taken, caught
to shake up, agitate, stir up, wave		agitated, shaken
to use up, exhaust		exhausted, drained, bushed
to thank		grateful, appreciative, beholden
to enlarge, grow larger, increase		enlarged
to aggravate, make worse, burden		aggravated
to injure, wrong, affront, aggrieve		aggrieved
to add, attach; to gather, collect		aggregate, aggregated; attache
to sour, embitter, turn sour		sour
to group, form groups		grouped
to endure		endured, withstood
to expect, wait for		guarded
to pierce, perforate, puncture, bore		leaky
to adopt; to procreate, reproduce		godson
to drown, choke, smother, stifle, suffocate		drowned
to put aside; to save (up); to set apart
to smoke, cure; to fill with smoke		smoked
to isolate, set apart		isolated
to praise; to laud; to worship		praised
to alarm		alarmed
to lodge, give shelter to, house; to harbor
to reach, overtake
to allege; to plead; to claim; to argue
to be glad
to go away, withdraw
to ally, to unite		ally
to lighten; to relieve; to ease
to feed, nourish; to support
to lighten, unburden, alleviate		relieved
to store
to lunch, have lunch
to lodge, house, quarter
to rent		rented
to alter, change, disturb		altered
to illuminate, light, enlighten		lighting
to raise, lift, pick up, hoist		fixed, raised
to breast feed; to nurse
to dawn; to wake up/arrive at dawn
to love		beloved
to turn yellow
to knead
to threaten, menace
to amnesty
to admonish, reprimand; to warn		admonished
to extend, spread out, stretch forth		extended
to amplify, magnify, extend		amplified
to add		incorporated
to analyze		analyzed
to walk; to ride; to go		well-trodden, worn
to long for, crave
to bring to life; to inspire; to animate		animated, lively
to become night, get dark		benighted
to write down		annotated
to annul, nullify; cancel		cancelled
to announce, declare; to publicize, advertise		announced
to pacify		apppeased
to turn off, extinguish		off, dull
to park; to deposit		parked
to appear		spirit
to separate, divide, part		paragraph

English Translation	Spanish Verb	-ado, -ido, or irregular
to reek, stink out
to squish; to crush		crushed
to applaud
to apply		applied
to bet
to aid, support
to appraise, assess, value; to appreciate		appreciated
to apprehend		apprehended
to learn		learned (adj.)
to hurry, hasten		hasty, hurried
to tighten		tight
to approve, pass a test		approved
to take advantage of; to enjoy, make use of		harnessed
to aim, point (guns); to make a note of; to cue		pointed
to grieve, worry, fret		in a hurry
to file		filed
to reason, dispute
to arm		armed
to root up, pull up, pull away, tear off, snatch		ripped
to drag		drawn
to pull up/out		rapt
to fix; arrange		arranged, settled
to regret		sorry, repentant, remorseful
to arrest		detained
to lower
to throw, hurl		hurled
to ruin; to fall into ruin		ruined
to articulate, pronounce clearly		articulate (adj.)
to assault, storm, assail		assaulted
to roast, barbecue		roasted
to ascend, promote		promoted
to insure		insured
to assassinate; to murder		murdered
to assign, allot		assigned, earmarked
to attend; to enroll; to go to an appointment		assisted
to associate		associated; partner
to amaze, astonish; to shade		astonished, amazed
to aspire; to inhale, breathe in, aspirate
to assume		assumed
to scare		frightened
to attack, assault
to attend; to tend
to land; to touch down; to ground		landed
to attract, lure		attracted
to overtake, catch
to cross; to penetrate
to dare
to attribute		attributed
to run over		hasty
to daze, bewilder, stun		stunned
to increase, augment; to magnify		increased, enhanced
to authorize, empower; to approve, permit		autorizado
to advance, go forward		advanced
to venture		risky, adventurous
to embarrass oneself, be ashamed		ashamed
to ascertain; to check
to inform, warn
to help
to fast
to turn blue

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