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The most common Portuguese verbs: 201–300

The 300 most frequent Portuguese verbs, in order.

#WordMeaningLevel
808atenderto answer (phone, door); to serve (customers)A2
812desculpar(desculpe) sorry, excuse me; to forgive, to excuseA2
817escutarto listen to; to hearA2
828produzirto produce, to manufacture; to produce (a film, a show)A2
831abandonarto abandon, to leave; to give up onA2
833sobreviverto surviveA2
839moverto move; (mover-se) to move, to be in motionA2
842lidar(lidar com) to deal with, to handleA2
844alcançarto reach, to achieve; to hand, to reach (an object)A2
848dividirto divide, to split; to share (cost, space)A2
849impedirto prevent, to stop; (impedir alguém de) to stop (someone) fromA2
850durarto lastA2
852esconderto hide (something); (esconder-se) to hide (oneself)A2
855contratarto hire; to book, to hire (a service)A2
859costumarto usually (do), to be used to; (costumava) used toA2
864ameaçarto threaten; (ameaçar chover) to look like rainA2
875confiar(confiar em) to trust; to entrustA2
876brigarto fight, to argue; (brigar com) to scoldA2
879completarto complete, to finish; to turn (age)A2
883escaparto escape; (escapar de) to avoid, to get out ofA2
884levantarto lift, to raise; (levantar-se) to get upA2
889dependerto depend; (depender de) to rely onA2
892conquistarto win, to achieve; to win overA2
893desejarto wish, to desire; to want (formal service)A2
899desaparecerto disappearA2
901brincarto play (children); to joke, to kidA2
906recuperarto recover, to get back; (recuperar-se) to recover (health)A2
909indicarto recommend, to refer; to indicate, to point outA2
913recusarto refuse, to turn down; (recusar-se a) to refuse toA2
917jantarto have dinnerA2
918visitarto visitA2
919apoiarto support; to lean, to rest (on)A2
924localizarto locate, to find; (localizar-se) to be locatedA2
929revelarto reveal; to develop (photos)A2
934divertir(divertir-se) to have fun; to amuse, to entertainA2
935acompanharto accompany, to go with; to follow (news, a series)A2
936retirarto take out, to remove; to withdraw (money)A2
939cometerto commit, to make (a mistake)A2
944namorarto date, to be in a relationshipA2
947utilizarto use, to utiliseA2
951discutirto discuss; to argue, to quarrelA2
955voarto fly; to rush, to fly (go very fast)A2
958confirmarto confirmA2
965surgirto arise, to appear; to come up (an idea), to emergeA2
966desistirto give up; (desistir de) to give up on, to cancelA2
994verificarto check, to verifyA2
997unirto unite, to join; (unir-se) to join togetherA2
1000anunciarto announce; to advertiseA2
1013trocarto exchange, to swap; to change (clothes, money)A2
1019separarto separate; (separar-se) to split upA2
1020acordarto wake up; to wake (someone) upA2
1028publicarto publish; to post (online)A2
1030falharto fail, to break down; to miss (a shot, a goal)A2
1036carregarto carry; to charge (a battery)A2
1048reunirto gather, to bring together; (reunir-se) to meet, to get togetherA2
1049interessarto interest; (interessar-se por) to be interested inA2
1057conterto contain; (conter-se) to hold backA2
1068atuarto act, to perform; to operate, to work (in a field)A2
1085admitirto admit; to allow, to acceptA2
1089odiarto hateA2
1090declararto declare, to state; to declare (customs, taxes)A2
1099descerto go down; to get off (bus, car)A2
1100apostarto bet; (apostar em) to bet on, to invest inA2
1104organizarto organise; to tidy up, to put in orderA2
1107forçarto force; to strainA2
1108aproximarto bring closer; (aproximar-se) to approach, to get closeA2
1109combaterto fight (against), to combatA2
1111referir(referir-se a) to refer toA2
1116derrotarto defeatA2
1117mencionarto mentionA2
1127compreenderto understandA2
1131desenvolverto develop; (desenvolver-se) to develop, to growA2
1134largarto let go of, to drop; to quit, to leave behindA2
1137registrarto register, to record officially; to capture, to record (a moment)A2
1140aproveitarto enjoy, to make the most of; to take advantage ofA2
1141basearto base; (basear-se em) to rely onA2
1142afirmarto state, to claimA2
1145afastarto move away, to push aside; (afastar-se) to step back, to move awayA2
1151afetarto affectA2
1177apaixonar(apaixonar-se) to fall in love; (apaixonado) in loveA2
1186soarto sound, to ring; to sound (seem)A2
1193merecerto deserveA2
1196alimentarto feed; (alimentar-se) to eat, to feed oneselfA2
1198substituirto replace; to substitute for, to stand in forA2
1199identificarto identify; (identificar-se) to identify withA2
1202acusarto accuse; to show, to register (a result)B1
1204limparto clean; to wipeB1
1211demorarto take a long time; to be slow, to delayB1
1221informarto inform; (informar-se) to find out, to get informedB1
1231pretenderto intend, to planB1
1233combinarto arrange, to agree on; to match, to go well withB1
1234superarto exceed, to surpass; to overcome, to get overB1
1237acertarto get right; to hit (a target)B1
1249valerto be worth, to cost; (valer a pena) to be worth itB1
1250chorarto cry; (chorar o preço) to haggleB1
1262apontarto point at, to point out; to indicate, to suggestB1
1268transferirto transfer; to relocate (an employee)B1
1275votarto vote; to vote on, to pass (a bill)B1
1286prestarto provide, to render; (prestar atenção) to pay attentionB1
1290avisarto warn, to let know; to notifyB1