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Spanish112.10 Verbs

All of the verbs from chapter 10 of Vistas 4th edition

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La boca mouth
El brazo arm
La cabeza head
El corazón heart
El cuello neck
El cuerpo body
El dedo finger
El dedo del pie toe
El estómago stomach
La garganta throat
El hueso bone
La nariz nose
El oído (sense of) hearing; inner ear
El ojo eye
La oreja outer ear
El pie foot
La pierna leg
La rodilla knee
El tobillo ankle
El accidente accident
El antibiótico antibiotic
La aspirina aspirin
La clínica clinic
El consultorio doctor’s office
El/la dentista dentist
Caerse to fall (down)
Dañar to damage; to break down
Darse con to bump into; to run into
Doler (o:ue) to hurt
Enfermarse to get sick
Estar enfermo/a to be sick
Estornudar to sneeze
Lastimarse (el pie) to injure (one’s foot)
Olvidar to forget
Poner una inyección to give an injection
Prohibir to prohibit
Recetar to prescribe
Romper to break
Romperse (la pierda) to break (one’s leg)
Sacar(se) un diente to have a tooth removed
Ser alérgico/a (a) to be allergic (to)
Sufrir una enfermedad to suffer an illness
Tener dolor (m.) to have pain
Tener fiebre to have a fever
Tomar la temperatura to take someone’s temperature
Torcerse (o:ue) (el tibillo) to sprain (one’s ankle)
Toser to cough
Created by: Thompson4090
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