Every tense, conjugated

compaginar

to collate; to agree with; to match

comparar

to compare

comparecer

to appear, show up (at a court or authority)

compartimentalizar

to compartmentalize/compartmentalise

compartimentar

to compartmentalize/compartmentalise

compartir

to share; to split, to divide (in order to share)

compasar

to measure with a compass; to adjust

compatibilizar

to coordinate; to balance responsibilities; to juggle; to harmonize.; to be compatible with

compañar

obsolete form of acompañar

compeler

to compel

compendiar

to abridge, shorten

compenetrar

to get along with; to understand or get along with (one another)

compensar

to compensate, make up for; to compensate, remunerate

competer

to correspond (to), fall (to)

competir

to compete

compilar

to compile (to put together); to compile (a program)

compincharse

to gang up

Not available for this verb.

complacer

to please; to satisfy

complejar

to complex

complejizar

to make complex; to get complex

complementar

to complement (to provide what the partner lacks); to eke out

completar

to complete

complicar

to complicate; to get complicated, to get messy

complotar

to plot; conspire

componer

to compose (write music); to compose, make up

componérselas

to cope, get by, get along, to go about

Not available for this verb.

comportar

to involve; to tolerate

compostar

to compost (to produce compost)

comprar

to buy (to obtain in exchange of money or goods); to buy out

comprehender

obsolete form of comprender

comprender

to understand, to comprehend; to comprise; to include

comprimir

to compress (to make smaller; to press or squeeze together); to zip, compress (to make digital information smaller by encoding it using fewer bits)

comprobar

to check, to check on, to check out, to see, to check to see (examine); to verify, to ascertain, to determine, to confirm

comprometer

to promise, to engage to be married; to compromise, to endanger

compulsar

to collate or compare

compungir

to make remorseful, to arouse feelings of remorse

compurgar

to purge

computar

to compute

computarizar

to computerize

computerizar

to computerize

comulgar

to commune; to receive communion; to commune; to communicate

comunicar

to communicate; to connect

comunitarizar

to make communal

concadenar

to concatenate; to chain or link together

concatenar

to concatenate

concebir

to conceive, imagine; to understand

conceder

to grant, to concede, to admit, to bestow; to agree about

concelebrar

to concelebrate

concentrar

to concentrate

conceptualizar

to conceptualize

conceptuar

to deem, judge

concernir

to concern

concertar

to arrange, to set up; to agree

concesionar

to concede

conchabar

to hire, to employ; to put in cahoots; to plot with

concienciar

to learn, to become aware of; to make someone aware; to raise awareness

concientizar

to become aware, to be made aware (of something); to raise awareness

concienzar

alternative form of concienciar

conciliar

to reconcile, to align (to make things compatible or consistent)

concitar

to instigate, excite, stir up; to join; to bring together