Buscar
to do
[past form: did]
01
hacer
to perform an action that is not mentioned by name
Transitive: to do sth
1.1
dedicarse a
to have a certain occupation or profession
1.2
[palabra ficticia]
(dummy verb) to perform an action that is specified by a noun
1.3
hacer, tener, ofrecer
to produce, provide, or make something available
1.4
hacer
to solve or calculate something
1.5
hacer
to study or learn something
1.6
coger, follar
to have sexual intercourse with someone
1.7
imitar
to imitate a person, character, or accent to make people laugh
1.8
poner, hacer de
to produce or perform a specific play, show, opera, etc.
1.9
consumir, tomar
to take narcotic drugs
1.10
hacer
to attend to a person
1.11
dar una paliza a
to physically hurt someone by beating them
1.12
robar
to commit theft from a particular place
1.13
estafar, timar
to trick someone
1.14
multar
to punish someone, typically in a legal or official manner
1.15
acabar
to be destroyed or ruined
02
terminar, acabar
to complete, finish, or accomplish something
2.1
ir
to travel a certain distance
2.2
bastar
to be suitable or sufficient for a particular purpose or need
2.3
cumplir
to spend a specific period of time in prison
2.4
ir a
to move at or reach a specific rate of speed
2.5
visitar
to visit a specific place as a tourist
2.6
hacer
to make or complete a specific journey
2.7
hacer
to prepare and cook a particular food
2.8
hacer
to reach a certain sales figure
03
hacer
to behave or act in a particular manner
Intransitive
3.1
hacer, causar
to affect in a positive or destructive way
3.2
ir, estar
to get on or progress in a certain way
04
decorar, renovar
to change the appearance of a room or living space by painting or decorating
Transitive: to do sth in a specific manner
05
hacer, cumplir
(pro-verb) used for referring to a verb that is mentioned earlier
Intransitive
06
[verbo auxiliar]
(auxiliary verb) used in forming interrogative and negative sentences
07
de verdad
(auxiliary verb) used for adding emphasis on a positive verb
7.1
sí, en serio
(auxiliary verb) used for adding a polite encouragement to positive imperatives
08
pasar, realizar
to spend a specific amount of time on a particular activity
Ditransitive: to do a period of time doing sth
09
imitar, simular
to imitate the actions or behavior associated with a specific person or thing
Transitive: to do sb
10
hacer, realizar
to perform household chores
Transitive: to do a chore
01
do, tónica
the syllable naming the first (tonic) note of any major scale in solmization
02
doctorado en osteopatía, título de osteopatía
doctor's degree in osteopathy
03
fiesta, juerga
an uproarious party
do
v
doable
adj
doable
adj
doer
n
doer
n
undo
v
undo
v
Ejemplo
What are you doing tomorrow?
In times of crisis, people often come together to do whatever is necessary.
When you're feeling overwhelmed, it's okay to take a break and do nothing for a while.
The airplane can do a non-stop flight of 3,000 miles.
Does this café do breakfast on weekends?
