Portuguese verbs that start with C

Caber means to fit or be contained within a certain space or limit. It is often used to describe capacity or suitability.

Caçar means to hunt or pursue animals, often for sport, food, or population control. It can also be used metaphorically to mean seeking or pursuing something diligently.

Cacarejar means to cackle, typically referring to the sound made by hens or similar birds. It can also be used figuratively to describe someone who is boastful or gossipy.

Cadastrar means to register or enroll something or someone in a system, database, or list. It is commonly used in contexts involving data entry, registration processes, or official records.

Caducar means to become invalid or no longer be effective, often used in context of documents, licenses, or products reaching their expiration date.

Cair means to fall or drop from a higher position to a lower one. It can refer to physical falling, as well as figurative contexts like failing or decreasing.

Calar means to silence or to make someone or oneself become silent. It is used when referring to the act of silencing or quieting.

Calcar means to press or step on something, often with the foot, or to imprint or reproduce a pattern or image. It can also refer to emphasizing or stressing a point.

Calçar means to put on or wear footwear, such as shoes or boots. It is used when referring to the act of wearing or fitting shoes.

Calcinar means to burn or reduce to ashes through intense heat. It is often used in contexts involving the destruction or transformation of materials by burning.

Calcular means to perform a calculation or to determine a value through mathematical or logical processes. It is used in contexts involving mathematics, finance, or estimation.

Calhar is used to indicate that something happens or occurs, often by chance or coincidence. It can also express suitability or appropriateness in certain contexts.

Calibrar means to adjust or set the accuracy of a measuring instrument or device. It is used when referring to the process of fine-tuning or ensuring proper functioning of equipment.

Caluniar means to falsely accuse someone of a crime or wrongdoing, often with malicious intent. It is used in legal or moral contexts related to defamation.

Caminhar means to walk, typically referring to moving on foot at a steady pace. It is used in contexts related to physical movement, exercise, or leisurely strolls.

Camuflar means to conceal or disguise something, often to blend in with the surroundings or to hide the true nature of something.

Canalizar means to direct, channel, or guide something, such as energy, resources, or information. It is used when referring to the act of guiding or concentrating efforts or elements into a specific path or purpose.

Cancelar means to annul, revoke, or call off an event, appointment, or plan. It is used when referring to the act of stopping or invalidating something scheduled or planned.

Candidatar means to apply or put oneself forward for a position, job, or opportunity. It is used when referring to the act of seeking or vying for something.

Canonizar means to officially declare a person a saint, especially in the context of the Catholic Church. It is used when referring to the process of recognizing someone as a saint.

Cantar means to sing. It is used when referring to the act of vocalizing melodies, singing songs, or producing musical sounds.

Cantarejar means to chirp or sing, often used to describe the singing of birds or a similar melodic sound. It is a regular verb in Portuguese.

Cantarolar means to hum or sing softly, often in a melodic or casual manner. It is used when describing a gentle, continuous singing or humming, usually without fully singing out loud.

Capacitar means to provide someone with the skills, knowledge, or abilities to perform a task or function. It is often used in contexts of training, education, or empowerment.

Capitalizar means to capitalize or to take advantage of an opportunity, often used in financial or strategic contexts.

Capitular means to surrender or give up, often used in contexts of military, negotiations, or conflicts where one yields to the opponent.

Capotar means to overturn or flip over, often used in the context of vehicles, boats, or objects that fall or turn upside down.

Caprichar means to do something with care, attention to detail, or flair, often implying a desire to do one's best or to embellish.

Captar means to capture, perceive, or understand something. It is often used in contexts involving perception, reception, or comprehension.

Capturar means to capture, seize, or catch something or someone. It is used in contexts involving physical capture, recording, or acquiring something.

Caracterizar means to describe or define the distinctive features of someone or something. It is used to identify or highlight particular qualities or attributes.

Caramelizar means to turn sugar into caramel or to cook food with caramelized sugar. It is often used in culinary contexts to describe the process of browning sugar or ingredients with sugar.

Carbonizar means to convert into carbon or charcoal, often through burning or heating. It is used in contexts related to combustion, material processing, or chemical transformation.

Carcomer means to gradually destroy or damage something, often by corrosion or gnawing. It can be used literally, as in material decay, or figuratively, such as emotional or moral deterioration.

Caricaturar significa criar uma caricatura, ou seja, uma representação exagerada ou satírica de alguém ou algo. É usado principalmente no contexto de arte, humor ou crítica social.

Caricaturizar means to create a caricature or exaggerated representation of someone or something, often for humorous or satirical effect. It is used in contexts involving artistic or humorous exaggeration.

Carraspear means to clear one's throat by making a sudden, often audible, sound. It is used when describing the action of clearing the throat, usually to prepare to speak or to remove irritation.

Carregar means to load, carry, or charge something. It is used when referring to physically lifting or transporting objects, or to charging devices or batteries.

Cartografar significa criar mapas ou representar uma área geográfica de forma visual. É utilizado principalmente no contexto de geografia, planejamento e ciências ambientais.

Casar means to marry or to get married. It is used when referring to the act of entering into a marriage or wedding.

Casar-se means to get married or to marry oneself. It is a reflexive verb used when referring to the act of marriage or union.

Castigar means to punish or discipline someone for a wrongdoing or misbehavior. It is used in contexts involving correction or penalty.

Castrar means to surgically remove the reproductive organs of an animal or, in some contexts, to neuter. It is used primarily in veterinary or biological contexts.

Catalogar significa organizar, classificar ou registrar itens, informações ou objetos de forma sistemática. É usado quando se refere ao ato de criar um catálogo ou lista detalhada.

Catapultar means to launch or propel something forcefully, often using a catapult or similar device. It can also be used figuratively to mean launching or promoting something rapidly.

Catar means to pick, gather, or collect something, often used when referring to collecting items like fruits, stones, or other small objects. It can also imply inspecting or examining something carefully.

Categorizar significa classificar ou organizar algo em categorias ou grupos específicos. É utilizado quando se refere ao ato de atribuir uma classificação ou uma etiqueta a algo.

Cativar means to captivate, charm, or attract someone’s interest or affection. It is used when describing the act of enchanting or engaging someone emotionally.

Causar means to cause or bring about an effect or result. It is used when referring to producing or generating something, often in contexts involving consequences or effects.

Cauterizar means to burn or sear tissue to stop bleeding or prevent infection, often used in medical or surgical contexts.

Cavalgar means to ride a horse. It is used when referring to the act of riding or controlling a horse or similar animal.

Cavar means to dig or excavate, typically referring to breaking the ground to create holes, trenches, or tunnels. It is used in contexts related to gardening, construction, or archaeology.

Ceder means to yield, give in, or surrender something, often used in contexts of giving way, conceding, or transferring rights or possessions.

Cegar means to cause someone or something to become blind or unable to see. It can also be used metaphorically to mean overwhelming or dazzling.

Ceifar means to harvest or reap crops, typically grains or cereals. It is used in agricultural contexts when gathering crops from the fields.

Celebrar means to celebrate, commemorate, or observe an event or occasion. It is used when referring to festivities, ceremonies, or expressing joy for a special event.

Censurar means to suppress, delete, or restrict content, especially in media or publications, often for reasons of morality, security, or censorship laws.

Centralizar significa concentrar ou colocar algo no centro ou em um ponto focal. É usado para indicar a ação de concentrar recursos, esforços ou informações em um único ponto ou entidade.

Centrar significa colocar ou ajustar algo no centro ou foco de atenção. É usado tanto no sentido físico quanto no figurado, como concentrar esforços ou atenção.

Cerçar means to edge, trim, or cut something, often used in contexts involving shaping or refining edges or borders.

Cercear means to enclose or confine within limits, often used metaphorically to refer to restricting or limiting something or someone.

Cercenar means to cut off or amputate, often used in contexts involving cutting or removing parts of something, such as limbs, branches, or sections.

Cernir means to sift or sieve, typically used when referring to separating or refining substances like flour or powders. It is a regular verb in Portuguese.

Certificar means to certify, attest, or confirm the authenticity or validity of something. It is used when formally verifying information, documents, or conditions.

Cervejar means to brew or produce beer. It is used when referring to the process of making beer, typically in a commercial or artisanal context.

Cessar means to stop or come to an end. It is used when referring to the cessation of an action, process, or state.

Chamar means to call or to name. It is used when referring to summoning someone, naming something, or calling out.

Chantagear means to blackmail or extort someone, often by threatening to reveal damaging information unless demands are met.

Chatear means to bother or annoy someone, often used in informal contexts to describe causing irritation or discomfort.

Checar means to check, verify, or inspect something. It is commonly used in contexts such as checking information, verifying details, or inspecting items.

Chefiar means to lead or manage a team, department, or organization. It is used when referring to the act of directing or overseeing activities.

Chegar means to arrive at a place or destination. It is used to indicate the act of reaching a location.

Cheirar means to perceive or detect a smell using the nose. It is used when referring to the act of smelling or sniffing something.

Chocar means to cause a shock or impact, or to collide or clash. It can be used literally, as in physical collisions, or figuratively, as in surprising or shocking someone.

Choramingar means to whimper, complain, or whine, often indicating a display of dissatisfaction or distress in a somewhat childish or persistent manner.

Chorar means to cry or shed tears. It is used to describe the act of expressing sadness, pain, or emotion through tears.

Chover means to rain, typically used to describe weather conditions. It is an impersonal verb, usually conjugated only in the third person singular.

Chupar means to suck or draw liquid or air through the mouth. It can be used literally, such as sucking on a lollipop, or figuratively.

Chutar means to kick something with the foot. It is used in contexts involving kicking a ball, object, or in a figurative sense of attempting or making an effort.

Chuvisscar means to drizzle or sprinkle lightly, often used to describe light rain or misting conditions.

Cicatrizar significa formar uma cicatriz após uma ferida ou lesão. É usado para descrever o processo de cura e formação de cicatriz na pele ou em outros tecidos.

Cifrar means to encode or encrypt information, often used in contexts related to cryptography, data security, or secret communication.

Cimbalar means to sway, oscillate, or move back and forth. It is used to describe movements that involve swinging or rocking.

Cimentar means to lay or set foundations, often used in construction or metaphorically to mean establishing or strengthening something.

Cinzelar means to carve or sculpt material, typically stone or wood, using a chisel. It is used in contexts related to craftsmanship, sculpture, or detailed carving work.

Circular means to move around or circulate within a space or area. It is used when referring to movement in a circular or general circulation context.

Circundar means to surround or encircle something or someone. It is used when describing the action of enclosing or enveloping an area or object.

Circunscrever means to enclose or define the boundaries of something, often used in a figurative or literal sense to limit or specify the scope of an object, idea, or area.

Circunvalar means to encircle, surround, or go around something. It is often used in contexts involving roads, paths, or boundaries that encircle an area.

Cismar means to worry excessively or obsess over something, often with a sense of overthinking or preoccupation. It is used when describing someone who is overly concerned or anxious about a particular issue.

Citar means to quote or mention someone or something, often used in contexts involving references, citations, or mentioning sources.

Civilizar means to bring a society or individual to a more developed, cultured, or refined state. It is used in contexts related to cultural development, education, or moral improvement.

Clamar means to cry out loudly, to call for help or justice, or to plead passionately. It is often used in contexts of protest, appeal, or strong emotional expression.

Clarear means to make something clearer, brighter, or lighter. It is often used in contexts involving light, color, or understanding.

Classificar means to categorize or organize something into classes or groups. It is used when sorting or arranging items based on certain criteria.

Classificar means to organize, categorize, or arrange items, people, or concepts based on specific criteria. It is used in contexts such as sorting data, ranking, or assigning categories.

Clausurar means to close or shut something, often used in the context of closing a formal event, proceeding, or legal process.

Clicar means to click, typically referring to pressing a button on a mouse or similar device, or selecting items on a computer screen. It is commonly used in digital and technological contexts.

Climatizar significa ajustar ou regular a temperatura, umidade ou condições ambientais de um espaço, geralmente usando sistemas de ar condicionado ou aquecimento.

Coabitar significa viver juntos ou compartilhar uma residência com alguém, geralmente referindo-se a uma convivência conjunta de pessoas ou famílias.

Coagir means to force or compel someone to do something through pressure or threats. It is used when describing the act of using intimidation or authority to influence behavior.

Coagular means to cause a liquid, especially blood or other bodily fluids, to change into a thickened or solid state. It is used in medical, scientific, or culinary contexts when referring to the process of coagulation.

Cobiçar means to desire or long for something, often with a sense of greed or strong wish. It is used when expressing a desire for something that belongs to someone else or is out of reach.

Cobrar means to charge a price, to collect money, or to demand something. It is used in contexts involving financial transactions or asserting claims.

Cobrir means to cover or shield something. It is used when referring to placing a cover over an object or area, or to conceal or protect.

Cocar means to cover or shield something, often used in contexts involving protection or covering with a material.

Coçar means to scratch or rub a part of the body, often to relieve itching or irritation. It is used in contexts related to physical sensations or actions.

Cochichar means to speak softly or quietly, often to avoid being overheard. It is used when referring to whispering or secretive speech.

Codificar means to encode or convert information into a specific format, often used in contexts related to data, information security, or programming.

Coexistir significa existir simultaneamente ou em harmonia com outras coisas ou pessoas. É usado para indicar a presença conjunta de diferentes elementos ou entidades.

Coicear means to kick with the hind legs, typically used when describing the action of animals, especially horses or other quadrupeds, when they kick as a form of defense or aggression.

Coincidir means to happen at the same time or place, or to agree or correspond with something. It is used when referring to events, dates, or opinions that match or align.

Colaborar means to work together or cooperate with others towards a common goal. It is used in contexts of teamwork, joint efforts, or contributing to a project.

Colapsar means to fall down or give way suddenly, often used in contexts such as buildings, structures, or systems failing.

Colecionar means to gather, accumulate, or keep items as a hobby or collection. It is used when referring to the act of collecting objects such as stamps, coins, or memorabilia.

Coletar means to gather, gather together, or collect items, data, or samples. It is used in contexts involving accumulation or gathering of objects or information.

Colidir means to hit or crash into something or someone, often used to describe accidents or impacts between objects or vehicles.

Colocar means to put or place something somewhere. It is used when referring to the act of positioning or setting an object in a specific location.

Colonizar means to establish control over a territory or region, often involving settlement and development by a foreign power or group. It is used in historical, geographical, and sociopolitical contexts.

Colorir means to add color to something, such as drawings, images, or objects. It is used when describing the act of applying color or pigmentation.

Comandar means to command, lead, or direct. It is used when referring to giving orders or managing a group or operation.

Combater means to fight or oppose something or someone, often used in contexts of conflict, struggle, or resistance.

Combinar means to combine or match things, or to agree on something. It is used when referring to coordinating elements, colors, schedules, or reaching agreements.

Começar means to begin or initiate something. It is used when referring to the commencement of actions, events, or processes.

Comemorar means to celebrate or mark an event, date, or achievement. It is used when referring to the act of observing or honoring something special.

Comentar means to comment or give an opinion about something. It is often used in contexts involving discussion, critique, or sharing thoughts.

Comer means to eat, referring to the act of consuming food. It is a regular verb in Portuguese conjugation.

Comercializar means to market, sell, or promote products or services. It is used in contexts related to business, marketing, and trade activities.

Cometer means to commit, usually referring to committing an error, crime, or mistake. It is used when describing the act of carrying out or executing something, often with a negative connotation.

Comover means to emotionally move or touch someone, often used when describing feelings or reactions to something touching or moving.

Compactar means to compress or condense something, often used in contexts involving data, materials, or physical compression.

Compadecer means to feel pity or compassion for someone or something. It is used to express empathy or sorrow towards others.

Comparar means to compare or assess the similarities and differences between two or more things. It is used when analyzing or evaluating objects, ideas, or qualities.

Comparecer means to appear, attend, or show up at a place or event. It is often used in formal contexts or when referring to fulfilling a duty or obligation.

Compartilhar means to share or distribute something with others. It is used when referring to the act of making something available or accessible to others, whether physically or digitally.

Compatibilizar means to make two or more things compatible or to reconcile differences. It is often used in contexts involving coordination, agreement, or harmonization of elements.

Compensar means to offset, balance, or make up for something. It is used when referring to balancing accounts, making amends, or providing recompense.

Competir means to compete or vie for a prize, position, or achievement. It is used in contexts involving rivalry, contests, or competitions.

Compilar significa reunir, juntar ou organizar informações, dados ou textos de forma sistemática. É frequentemente usado no contexto de coleta e organização de informações ou dados.

Complementar means to complete or enhance something by adding to it. It is used when referring to making something more complete or adding supplementary elements.

Completar means to finish or bring to an end something that was started. It is used in contexts involving finishing tasks, filling forms, or reaching a goal.

Complicar means to make something more complex or difficult. It is used when describing the act of adding complexity or difficulty to a situation, task, or problem.

Compor means to compose, assemble, or constitute something. It is often used in contexts related to creating, forming, or making up parts of a whole.

Comportar means to behave or conduct oneself in a certain manner. It is used to describe someone's behavior or attitude in various contexts.

Comportar-se means to behave or conduct oneself in a certain manner. It is used to describe someone's behavior, often in social or formal contexts, and is reflexive.

Comprar means to purchase or acquire something in exchange for money. It is used in contexts related to shopping, transactions, or acquiring goods and services.

Compreender means to understand or grasp the meaning of something. It is used when referring to cognitive understanding or comprehension.

Comprimir means to compress, squeeze, or press something to reduce its volume or size. It is used in contexts involving physical or data compression.

Comprometer means to commit oneself to something, to promise, or to jeopardize. It is used when referring to making a commitment or risking something.

Comprovar means to prove, verify, or demonstrate the truth or validity of something. It is used when establishing evidence or confirming facts.

Computar means to calculate, count, or tally. It is used in contexts involving calculation, data processing, or enumeration.

Comunicar means to communicate or convey information. It is used when referring to the act of sharing messages, ideas, or information with others.

Conceber means to conceive, understand, or form an idea, plan, or concept. It is often used in contexts related to mental processes, pregnancy, or the formation of plans.

Conceber means to conceive, understand, or form an idea, plan, or concept. It is used when referring to mental processes or the formation of ideas.

Conceder means to grant, concede, or give something, often used in contexts of permissions, rights, or awards.

Conceitualizar means to form a concept or idea of something, often used in contexts related to thinking, planning, or developing theoretical frameworks.

Conceituar significa formar ou atribuir um conceito a algo ou alguém. É utilizado para expressar a ação de definir ou estabelecer um conceito ou ideia.

Concentrar means to focus or direct one's attention or efforts towards a specific object, task, or goal. It is used when referring to mental focus or gathering resources.

Concertar means to fix or repair something, to arrange or settle a matter, or to agree on something. It is used in contexts involving correction, arrangement, or agreement.

Conciliar means to reconcile, harmonize, or bring into agreement. It is often used in contexts involving resolving differences, balancing schedules, or harmonizing interests.

Concitar means to incite, provoke, or stir up feelings, actions, or reactions. It is often used in contexts where someone is inciting or arousing emotions or behaviors.

Concluir means to finish, end, or bring something to a conclusion. It is used when referring to completing tasks, projects, or processes.

Concordar means to agree or to be in agreement with someone or something. It is used when expressing agreement, approval, or alignment of opinions.

Concorrer means to compete or participate in a contest, election, or any situation involving rivalry or competition.

Concretizar means to make something concrete or real, to realize or bring into reality. It is used when referring to turning plans, ideas, or intentions into actual results.

Condecorar means to award or decorate someone, typically with a medal or honor, in recognition of merit or achievement.

Condenar means to condemn or sentence someone or something, often in a legal or moral context. It is used when expressing judgment or disapproval.

Condensar significa transformar ou reduzir algo em uma forma mais compacta ou concentrada, muitas vezes referindo-se à liquefação de vapores ou à compactação de informações.

Condicionar means to establish a condition or requirement for something to happen or be valid. It is often used in contexts involving prerequisites, dependencies, or stipulations.

Conduzir means to drive or lead, often used in the context of operating a vehicle or guiding someone or something. It can also refer to leading or managing.

Conectar means to establish a connection or link between two or more entities, such as devices, systems, or people. It is used in contexts involving technology, communication, or relationships.

Confeccionar means to manufacture, produce, or craft something, often referring to the creation of clothing, objects, or products through manual or industrial processes.

Conferir means to check, verify, or confer something. It is used when ensuring accuracy, authenticity, or correctness of information or items.

Confessar means to admit or acknowledge something, often related to guilt, secrets, or feelings. It is used when someone admits to something they have done or experienced.

Confiar means to trust or have confidence in someone or something. It is used when expressing reliance, faith, or belief in the integrity or ability of someone or something.

Configurar means to set up, arrange, or customize something, often related to devices, systems, or settings.

Confinar means to confine or restrict someone or something within a certain space or limits. It is often used in contexts related to quarantine, imprisonment, or limiting movement.

Confirmar means to verify, affirm, or establish the truth or accuracy of something. It is used when validating information, appointments, or agreements.

Confiscar means to seize or confiscate something, often by authority, such as law enforcement or government agencies. It is used when describing the act of taking possession of items legally or officially.

Confluir means to flow together or to converge, often used in contexts involving streams, ideas, or forces coming together.

Conformar means to conform, to shape or to align with a standard, expectation, or pattern. It can also imply accepting or adapting to a situation or set of conditions.

Confortar means to provide comfort or solace to someone. It is used when referring to alleviating distress or offering emotional support.

Confraternizar means to socialize or to get together in a friendly or fraternizing manner. It is often used in contexts involving social gatherings, camaraderie, or fostering good relationships.

Confrontar means to face or challenge someone or something directly, often involving a serious or confrontational approach. It is used in contexts of dealing with problems, conflicts, or opposing views.

Confundir means to cause confusion or to mistake one thing for another. It is used when describing the act of confusing or mixing up ideas, objects, or people.

Congelar means to turn into ice or solidify due to low temperature. It is used both literally, for freezing substances, and figuratively, for stopping or pausing processes.

Conglomerar means to gather or combine into a mass or a whole. It is used when referring to the act of bringing together different elements or entities.

Congregar means to gather or assemble people, often for religious, social, or organizational purposes. It emphasizes the act of bringing people together.

Conhecer means to be familiar with someone or something, to have knowledge or acquaintance. It is used when referring to knowing people, places, or concepts.

Conjeturar means to form a hypothesis or speculation about something, often based on incomplete evidence. It is used when making guesses or assumptions.

Conjugar means to conjugate verbs, i.e., to inflect them according to tense, mood, person, and number. It is used when discussing grammar and verb forms.

Conjuntar means to join or combine things, often used in contexts involving assembling, uniting, or bringing together elements or groups.

Conjurar means to summon or invoke, often used in contexts involving magic, spells, or calling upon spirits. It can also mean to conspire or plot.

Conquistar means to conquer, win over, or achieve something through effort or struggle. It is used in contexts of gaining territory, success, or affection.

Consagrar means to dedicate or set apart for a sacred or special purpose. It can also refer to establishing or affirming something officially or formally.

Conscientizar means to make someone aware or conscious of a particular issue or situation. It is often used in contexts related to education, social awareness, and advocacy.

Conseguir means to manage, succeed, or be able to do something. It is often used to express the achievement of a goal or the ability to perform an action.

Consentir means to give permission, agree, or allow something to happen. It is used when expressing approval or acceptance of a situation or action.

Consertar means to repair or fix something that is broken or not functioning properly. It is used when referring to restoring the proper condition of objects or systems.

Conservar means to preserve, maintain, or keep something in its original state. It is often used in contexts related to environmental preservation, storage, or safeguarding objects.

Considerar means to think about, regard, or take into account something or someone. It is used when evaluating or contemplating options, opinions, or situations.

Consistir means to be composed of or to be based on something. It is used to describe the components or the essence of something.

Consolar means to comfort or soothe someone who is upset or distressed. It is used when offering emotional support or relief.

Consolidar means to make something more solid, firm, or stable, often used in contexts such as strengthening relationships, agreements, or structures.

Conspirar means to conspire or plot secretly with others, often with malicious intent. It is used when referring to secret plans or schemes.

Constar means to appear, be listed, or be included in a list or record. It is often used in formal contexts to indicate that something is recorded or documented.

Constatar means to verify or confirm the truth, accuracy, or existence of something. It is often used in formal or official contexts to indicate the act of confirming facts or data.

Constelar means to form a pattern, group, or constellation, often used metaphorically to describe the arrangement of elements or ideas.

Consternar means to cause feelings of dismay, shock, or distress. It is used when describing the act of alarming or upsetting someone emotionally.

Constipar means to catch a cold or develop symptoms of a cold. It is used when referring to becoming ill with a respiratory infection.

Constituir means to establish, form, or make up something. It is used when referring to the act of creating or forming an entity, organization, or structure.

Constranger means to surprise or shock someone, or to force or constrain someone to do something. It can also imply causing discomfort or difficulty.

Construir means to build or construct something. It is used when referring to the act of creating or assembling structures, buildings, or other objects.

Consular means to consult or seek advice, information, or guidance, often in the context of legal, medical, or official matters.

Consultar means to seek advice, information, or guidance, often by referring to sources such as books, databases, or professionals. It is used in contexts involving research, verification, or seeking expert opinion.

Consumir means to use, devour, or ingest something. It is often used in contexts related to eating, drinking, using resources, or purchasing goods.

Contabilizar means to record, register, or tally financial or numerical data. It is often used in accounting, finance, or data management contexts.

Contagiar means to transmit or spread a disease, infection, or contagious condition from one person or thing to another. It can also be used metaphorically to indicate spreading feelings or ideas.

Contaminar means to pollute or make impure, often referring to environmental pollution or the spreading of harmful substances or ideas.

Contar means to count numbers or to tell stories, anecdotes, or information. It is used when referring to enumerating items or narrating events.

Contatar means to get in touch or to contact someone or an organization. It is used in formal and informal contexts when referring to communication or reaching out.

Contemplar means to look at or observe something thoughtfully or carefully. It can also imply considering or reflecting on a subject or idea.

Contemporizar means to synchronize or coordinate actions or events, often implying adaptation to current circumstances or aligning with others' timing.

Contentar means to please or satisfy someone, often used when referring to actions that bring happiness or fulfillment to others.

Contestar means to answer or reply to a question, accusation, or statement. It can also mean to contest or challenge something legally or formally.

Contextualizar significa colocar algo dentro de um contexto ou ambiente específico, ajudando a compreender melhor seu significado ou relevância.

Continuar means to keep on, proceed, or carry on with an action or state. It is used to indicate the continuation of an activity or condition.

Contorcer means to twist or bend the body or a part of the body into a strange or unnatural shape. It is often used to describe physical movements or reactions involving twisting.

Contornar means to outline, to go around, or to circumvent something. It is used when describing the action of shaping or navigating around an object or obstacle.

Contornear means to outline or shape something by drawing its edges or borders. It can also refer to surrounding or encircling an object or area.

Contra-atacar significa responder a um ataque com outro ataque, geralmente em contextos militares, esportivos ou figurados, indicando uma reação rápida e ofensiva contra uma ameaça ou adversário.

Contradizer means to oppose or deny the truth of a statement or idea. It is used when expressing disagreement or refutation.

Contrapor means to oppose or set against something or someone, often used in contexts of argumentation, comparison, or balancing ideas.

Contrariar means to oppose, contradict, or go against something or someone. It is used when describing actions that oppose opinions, plans, or statements.

Contrastar significa comparar ou evidenciar diferenças entre duas ou mais coisas. É usado para indicar a ação de colocar elementos em oposição ou de evidenciar distinções.

Contratar means to hire or engage someone for a job or service. It is used in contexts related to employment, services, or agreements.

Contribuir means to contribute or give support to a cause, project, or effort. It is used when referring to adding value or assistance.

Controlar means to regulate, manage, or oversee something. It is used when referring to exercising authority or maintaining regulation over a process or object.

Convencer means to persuade or induce someone to believe or do something. It is used when aiming to change someone's opinion or decision through argument or reasoning.

Convenir means to be suitable, appropriate, or convenient in a given situation. It is often used to express agreement, suitability, or advisability.

Convergir significa unir-se ou aproximar-se de um ponto comum, geralmente usado em contextos de ideias, caminhos ou linhas que se encontram ou se unem.

Conversar means to have a conversation or to talk with someone. It is used when referring to informal or formal exchanges of dialogue.

Converter means to change, transform, or adapt something into a different form or state. It is used in contexts such as converting units, currencies, or formats.

Converter-se means to change or transform oneself into a different state, condition, or belief. It is often used in contexts of personal change, ideological shifts, or religious conversions.

Convidar means to invite someone to an event or gathering. It is used when extending invitations or suggesting participation.

Conviver means to live together or to coexist with others, often implying social interaction or shared living conditions. It can also refer to experiencing or enduring certain situations or feelings over time.

Convocar means to summon or call together people for a meeting, event, or purpose. It is often used in formal or official contexts to indicate the act of calling people to gather.

Cooperar means to work together or collaborate with others towards a common goal. It is used when describing joint efforts or teamwork.

Coordenar means to organize, arrange, or manage different elements or activities to work together effectively. It is often used in contexts such as project management, team activities, or systems organization.

Copiar means to duplicate or reproduce something, whether physically or digitally. It is used when referring to making copies of documents, files, or other items.

Coquetear means to flirt or to behave in a flirtatious manner. It is used when describing romantic or playful interactions between people.

Coroar means to crown or to place a crown on someone or something, often used metaphorically to signify honoring or celebrating achievements.

Correr means to run or move quickly on foot. It is used to describe physical activity, movement, or the act of running.

Corresponder means to correspond, match, or be equivalent. It is often used when referring to matching qualities, responding to someone, or aligning with expectations.

Corrigido is the past participle and gerund form of the verb 'corrigir', which means to correct or fix. It is used to indicate something has been corrected or in progressive tenses.

Corrigir means to correct, fix, or amend something. It is used when referring to making improvements or rectifying errors.

Corroborar means to confirm, support, or strengthen a statement, fact, or hypothesis. It is used when providing evidence or validation for something.

Corromper means to spoil, degrade, or morally corrupt. It is often used in contexts involving moral decay, dishonesty, or the alteration of integrity.

Cortar means to cut or slice something. It is used when referring to dividing, trimming, or severing objects or substances.

Costumar means to usually do something or to have a habit of doing something. It is used to describe habitual actions or tendencies.

Costurar means to sew, typically referring to joining fabric or other materials with needle and thread. It is used in contexts related to tailoring, repairing, or creating clothing and textiles.

Cozer means to cook or boil food, especially in water or steam. It is used when referring to preparing food by applying heat.

Cozinhar means to prepare food by heating it. It is used when referring to the act of cooking or preparing meals.

Cravar means to drive or embed something into a surface, such as nails or stakes. It can also be used figuratively to mean fixing or establishing something firmly.

Credenciar means to grant official authorization or accreditation to someone or something. It is often used in contexts involving official permissions, certifications, or formal recognition.

Crepitar means to make a crackling or popping sound, often associated with fire, leaves, or similar phenomena. It is used to describe the sound produced by something burning or breaking.

Crer means to believe or have faith in something. It is often used to express belief, trust, or conviction.

Crescer means to grow or increase in size, quantity, or intensity. It can refer to physical growth, development, or expansion over time.

Criar means to create, develop, or bring into existence. It can also refer to raising or bringing up someone or something, such as children or animals.

Criptar means to encode or encrypt data to protect its confidentiality. It is commonly used in the context of cybersecurity and data protection.

Criptografar means to encode or encrypt data to protect information, commonly used in digital security and information technology contexts.

Cristalizar means to form or cause to form crystals, often used in scientific, chemical, or metaphorical contexts to describe the process of becoming clear, definite, or fixed.

Criticar means to criticize or find fault with someone or something. It is used when expressing disapproval or evaluating actions, behaviors, or ideas.

Croar means to make the characteristic sound of frogs or similar animals. It is used to describe the croaking sound produced by amphibians, especially frogs.

Cronometrar means to measure or record the duration of an event, typically using a stopwatch or chronometer. It is used in contexts involving timing sports, experiments, or any activity requiring precise measurement of time.

Crucificar means to execute by crucifixion or to treat someone with extreme cruelty or punishment. It is used both literally and figuratively to denote severe criticism or persecution.

Cruzar means to cross or intersect. It is used when referring to crossing streets, borders, or connecting two points.

Cuidar means to take care of, look after, or attend to someone or something. It is used in contexts involving protection, responsibility, or maintenance.

Culminar means to reach the highest point or final stage of something, often indicating the conclusion or achievement of a process or event.

Culpar means to assign blame or fault to someone or something. It is used when indicating responsibility or fault in a situation.

Cultivar means to cultivate, grow, or nurture plants, crops, or qualities. It is used in contexts related to agriculture, gardening, or developing skills and attributes.

Cumprimentar means to greet or to give a greeting to someone. It is used when referring to the act of greeting someone politely or formally.

Cumprir means to fulfill, carry out, or comply with something, such as a duty, obligation, or promise. It is used when referring to completing tasks or adhering to rules.

Curar means to heal or restore health. It is used when referring to the process of making someone or something healthy again, often in medical or metaphorical contexts.

Cursar means to study or attend a course, especially at a university or college. It is used to indicate enrollment in an academic program.

Curtir is a colloquial verb in Brazilian Portuguese that means to enjoy, like, or have fun with something or someone. It is often used in informal contexts, especially in relation to entertainment, social activities, or personal preferences.

Curvar means to bend or flex something, often referring to physical objects or body parts. It can also be used figuratively to indicate bending or inclining.

Cuspir means to expel saliva or other substances from the mouth. It is used when referring to the act of spitting.

Cuspiu is the third person singular past tense form of the verb 'cuspir', which means to spit. It is used to describe the action of spitting that has already occurred.

Custa is the third person singular form of the verb 'custar', which means 'to cost'. It is used to indicate the price or value of something.

Custar means to cost or have a price. It is used to indicate the amount of money required to purchase something or the effort involved in doing something.

Custodiar means to guard, keep, or take care of something or someone. It is used when referring to the act of protecting or maintaining custody over an object, person, or place.