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Verbs

Verbs are words that express action or states of being. In English, run and read are two examples.Portuguese verbs also conjugate depending on the person, time, and mood.

50 Most Popular Verbs

gostar
to like; to enjoy
abandonar
to abandon; to leave
aprazer
to please, pleasure
depôr
to depose, unseat, put down; to testify, bear witness
ter
to have, possess
Play estar
to be (temporal)
morrer
to die
achar
to find; to think (of)
dispôr
to dispose
fazer
to do, make, perform
abaixar
to lower; to stoop; to duck
propôr
to propose; to offer
gemer
to groan; to growl
amar
to love
cantar
to sing
repôr
to replace
ferver
to boil
sofrer
to suffer
compôr
to compose; to draw up, make
entrepôr
to insert; to interpose
odiar
to hate
trazer
to bring
Play ser
to be (essential)
Play entender
to understand
dizer
to say, tell
haver
to have
rir
to laugh
ver
to see
viver
to live; to dwell, inhabit
conversar
to converse, talk
vir
to come
decidir
to decide
pospôr
to postpone
pensar
to think
crer
to believe
fugir
to escape; to run away
ir
to go
circumpôr
to put around
caber
to fit in, convene 
descompôr
to decompose
saber
to know
ocorrer
to occur
poder
to be able; can
medir
to measure
dar
to give
opôr
to counter; to oppose
reparar
to notice; to repair; to atone; to observe
dormir
to sleep
acender
to turn on; to light, set aflame
contrapôr
to compare, oppose

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