Portuguese verbs that start with D

Browse 349 Portuguese verbs beginning with the letter D

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dançar

regular
to dance

Dançar means to dance. It is used to describe the action of moving rhythmically to music, often in social or artistic contexts.

danificar

regular
to damage

Danificar means to damage, impair, or spoil something. It is used when referring to causing harm or deterioration to objects, systems, or conditions.

dar

irregular
to give

Dar means to give something to someone. It is used in contexts involving transfer, offering, or providing something.

datilografar

regular
to type

Datilografar means to type text using a typewriter or computer keyboard. It is used when referring to the act of typing documents or data.

debater

regular
to debate

Debater means to engage in a discussion or argument about a particular topic, often involving presenting and defending different viewpoints.

debilitar

regular
to weaken

Debilitar means to make something weaker or less effective. It is often used in contexts related to health, strength, or influence.

debulhar

regular
to debulk, to peel, to shell

Debulhar means to remove the outer layer or shell of something, such as grains, seeds, or fruits. It is often used in the context of preparing food or processing agricultural products.

decair

regular
to decline

Decair means to decline, deteriorate, or weaken. It is used when referring to a decrease in quality, strength, or value over time.

decantar

regular
to decant

Decantar means to pour off or transfer a liquid, especially wine or other beverages, from one container to another to separate sediments or aerate. It can also be used figuratively to mean expressing or articulating feelings or thoughts.

decapitar

regular
to behead

Decapitar means to cut off the head of someone or something. It is used in contexts involving execution, violence, or metaphorical removal of leadership.

decepcionar

regular
to disappoint

Decepcionar means to disappoint or let down someone, often by failing to meet expectations or hopes. It is used in contexts where someone or something does not fulfill anticipated standards.

decidir

regular
to decide

Decidir means to make a choice or come to a conclusion about something. It is used when referring to the act of making decisions or determinations.

decifrar

regular
to decipher

Decifrar means to decode or interpret something that is difficult to understand, such as a code, handwriting, or complex information.

declamar

regular
to declaim, to recite

Declamar means to recite or deliver a speech, poem, or text aloud with expression. It is often used in contexts involving poetry, speeches, or dramatic readings.

declarar

regular
to declare

Declarar means to declare or to make a formal statement. It is used in contexts involving official statements, declarations, or affirmations.

declinar

regular
to decline

Declinar means to decline, refuse, or decrease. It can also refer to inflecting or conjugating words, especially in grammatical contexts.

decodificar

regular
to decode

Decodificar means to decode or interpret information, especially from a coded or encrypted form. It is used in contexts involving decryption, translation, or understanding complex data.

decolar

regular
to take off

Decolar means to take off, especially in reference to an aircraft leaving the ground. It can also be used figuratively to indicate something starting or beginning.

decompor

irregular
to decompose

Decompor means to break down or decay into simpler components, often used in contexts related to organic matter, substances, or systems breaking apart.

decorar

regular
to decorate

Decorar means to decorate or adorn something, often referring to arranging or embellishing a space or object. It is used in contexts related to interior design, celebrations, or artistic embellishments.

decorrer

regular
to occur, to take place, to pass

Decorrer means to happen, take place, or pass, often used to describe events, periods of time, or processes that unfold over a duration.

decretar

regular
to decree

Decretar means to officially declare or establish something, often through a formal order or decree. It is used in legal, governmental, or authoritative contexts.

dedicar

regular
to dedicate

Dedicar means to devote time, effort, or resources to a particular purpose, person, or activity. It is used when expressing commitment or focus on something specific.

dedilhar

regular
to pluck or pick (stringed instruments)

Dedilhar means to pluck or pick the strings of a musical instrument, such as a guitar or a banjo. It refers to the action of using fingers or a pick to produce sound from stringed instruments.

deduzir

regular
to deduce

Deduzir means to infer or conclude something based on evidence or reasoning. It is used when deriving conclusions from available information.

defecar

regular
to defecate

Defecar means to excrete or have a bowel movement. It is used in medical, biological, or formal contexts to describe the act of eliminating waste through the intestines.

defender

regular
to defend

Defender means to defend, protect, or stand up for someone or something. It is used in contexts involving protection, advocacy, or justification.

definir

regular
to define

Definir means to define or specify the meaning, boundaries, or characteristics of something. It is used when clarifying concepts, terms, or parameters.

deformar

regular
to deform

Deformar significa alterar a forma ou a estrutura de algo, geralmente de maneira que cause prejuízo ou mudança na sua aparência ou funcionalidade.

defumar

regular
to smoke

Defumar means to smoke, typically referring to the process of exposing food or other substances to smoke for preservation or flavoring. It can also refer to the act of inhaling smoke from cigarettes, cigars, or other substances.

degenerar

regular
to degenerate

Degenerar means to deteriorate or decline in quality, condition, or moral standards. It is used to describe processes of worsening or decay over time.

deglutir

regular
to swallow

Deglutir means to swallow, typically referring to the act of passing food or liquid from the mouth to the stomach. It is used in medical, biological, or everyday contexts related to swallowing.

degradar

regular
to degrade

Degradar means to degrade, diminish, or lower in quality, status, or value. It is used when referring to the act of reducing or deteriorating something or someone.

degustar

regular
to taste

Degustar means to taste or sample food, beverages, or other items, often implying a careful or appreciative tasting process.

deitar

regular
to lie down

Deitar means to lie down or to recline. It is used when referring to the act of lying oneself down, often for rest or sleep.

deitar-se

regular
to lie down

Deitar-se means to lie down or recline oneself. It is used when referring to the act of lying down, often for rest or sleep, and is a reflexive verb.

deixar

regular
to leave, to let, to allow

Deixar means to leave something behind, to allow or permit something to happen, or to let someone do something. It is used in various contexts involving permission, abandonment, or causation.

dejetar

regular
to excrete

Dejetar means to excrete or eliminate waste, typically used in biological or veterinary contexts. It refers to the act of expelling waste matter from the body.

delatar

regular
to denounce, to betray

Delatar means to denounce or betray someone, often by informing authorities or others about their actions. It is used in contexts involving accusations or revealing secrets.

delegar

regular
to delegate

Delegar significa atribuir responsabilidades ou tarefas a outra pessoa. É usado quando alguém confia a outra pessoa a execução de uma atividade ou função.

deleitar

regular
to delight

Deleitar means to please, delight, or charm someone. It is used when describing the act of giving pleasure or joy to someone or oneself.

deletar

regular
to delete

Deletar means to delete or remove something, often used in the context of digital files, data, or information. It is a modern verb frequently used in technology and computing.

deliberar

regular
to deliberate

Deliberar means to consider, think over, or decide after careful thought. It is often used in contexts involving decision-making or weighing options.

delimitar

regular
to delimit, to define boundaries

Delimitar means to set or define the boundaries or limits of something. It is used in contexts involving borders, areas, or conceptual boundaries.

delinear

regular
to delineate

Delinear significa traçar, descrever ou definir claramente os contornos ou limites de algo. É usado para indicar a ação de fazer uma descrição detalhada ou estabelecer limites precisos.

delinquir

irregular
to commit a crime or offense

Delinquir means to commit a crime or offense. It is used in legal or criminal contexts to describe unlawful actions.

delirar

regular
to delirium, to rave, to hallucinate

Delirar means to experience delirium, hallucinations, or irrational thoughts, often associated with mental or physical illness, fever, or intoxication.

demarcar

regular
to demarcate, to mark out

Demarcar means to mark out, delineate, or establish boundaries or limits of something. It is used in contexts such as defining territorial borders, outlining areas, or setting limits.

demitir

regular
to dismiss / to fire

Demitir means to dismiss or fire someone from a job. It is used in contexts related to employment and workplace decisions.

democratizar

regular
to democratize

Democratizar means to make something accessible or available to everyone, often referring to spreading rights, opportunities, or resources in a democratic manner.

demolir

irregular
to demolish

Demolir means to tear down or destroy a structure or building. It is used when referring to the act of destroying something physically.

demonizar

regular
to demonize

Demonizar significa retratar ou tratar alguém ou algo como se fosse um demônio, geralmente com conotação de condenação ou crítica severa. É usado para indicar a atribuição de características negativas extremas a alguém ou alguma coisa.

demonstrar

regular
to demonstrate

Demonstrar means to show, display, or prove something. It is used when indicating the act of making something evident or clear through actions, words, or evidence.

demorar

regular
to take a long time, to delay

Demorar means to take a long time or to delay. It is used when referring to the duration of an action or the act of delaying something.

denominar

regular
to name, to designate

Denominar means to name or designate something or someone. It is used when assigning a name, title, or classification to a person, place, or thing.

denotar

regular
to denote

Denotar means to denote, indicate, or signify something. It is used when referring to the act of representing or expressing a particular meaning or concept.

denunciar

regular
to denounce, to report

Denunciar means to report or accuse someone or something, often related to crimes, irregularities, or injustices. It is used when bringing issues to authorities or public attention.

depender

regular
to depend

Depender means to rely on or be contingent upon something or someone. It is used to express dependence or necessity.

depilar

regular
to depilate / to remove hair

Depilar means to remove hair from the body, typically through waxing, shaving, or other hair removal methods. It is used when referring to hair removal procedures.

deportar

regular
to deport

Deportar means to expel or send someone back to their country, typically in the context of immigration or legal proceedings.

depositar

regular
to deposit

Depositar means to place or put something somewhere, often referring to placing money in a bank account or placing an object in a specific location. It is used in contexts involving financial transactions or physical placement.

deprimir

regular
to depress, to make sad

Deprimir means to cause someone to feel sad, despondent, or emotionally low. It can also refer to the act of depressing or lowering something physically or figuratively.

depurar

regular
to purify, to refine, to debug

Depurar means to purify, refine, or eliminate impurities. It is often used in contexts related to cleaning, refining substances, or debugging software.

derivar

regular
to derive

Derivar means to originate, stem, or derive from a source. It is used when discussing the origin or development of something, such as ideas, substances, or concepts.

derramar

regular
to spill

Derramar means to spill or pour out a liquid or substance. It is used when referring to accidentally or intentionally causing a liquid to flow out of its container.

derrapar

regular
to skid

Derrapar significa deslizar ou escorregar, geralmente referindo-se a veículos que perdem aderência ao solo, como carros ou motos, especialmente em curvas ou superfícies escorregadias.

derreter

regular
to melt

Derreter means to cause something to become liquid by heating or to melt. It is used when referring to the process of melting solids or substances.

derrotar

regular
to defeat

Derrotar means to defeat or beat someone or something, often used in contexts of competition, conflict, or overcoming obstacles.

derrubar

regular
to knock down, to overthrow, to topple

Derrubar means to knock down, overthrow, or cause to fall. It is used in contexts such as physically knocking down objects, overthrowing governments, or removing something from a higher position.

desabafar

regular
to vent, to unburden oneself

Desabafar means to vent or express one's feelings, especially emotions or frustrations, often to relieve stress or seek understanding.

desabar

regular
to collapse, to fall apart

Desabar means to collapse or fall apart, often used to describe structures, emotional states, or situations that suddenly break down.

desabotoar

regular
to unbutton

Desabotoar means to unbutton or undo the buttons of clothing. It is used when referring to opening buttons on shirts, jackets, or other garments.

desacelerar

regular
to decelerate

Desacelerar means to reduce speed or slow down. It is used when referring to decreasing the velocity of a moving object or vehicle.

desaconselhar

regular
to discourage

Desaconselhar means to advise against something or to discourage someone from doing something. It is used when expressing disapproval or warning about a course of action.

desacreditar

regular
to disbelieve, to discredit

Desacreditar means to disbelieve or to undermine the credibility of someone or something. It is used when expressing doubt or the act of diminishing trust.

desafiar

regular
to challenge

Desafiar means to challenge someone or something, often implying a call to compete, test, or confront. It is used in contexts involving provocation or encouragement to face a difficulty.

desafinar

regular
to out of tune

Desafinar means to be out of tune, especially in reference to musical instruments or voices. It indicates a lack of harmony or proper pitch.

desagradar

regular
to displease

Desagradar means to cause displeasure or annoyance. It is used when something or someone does not please or satisfy.

desagregar

regular
to disaggregate, to break down

Desagregar means to break down or separate into smaller parts, often used in contexts such as data analysis, groups, or components.

desaguar

regular
to flow out, to drain, to empty into a larger body of water

Desaguar means to flow out or drain, typically referring to water or liquids leaving a smaller body and entering a larger one, such as a river or sea.

desalinhar

regular
to misalign or to disalign

Desalinhar means to cause something to be out of alignment or to misalign. It is used when referring to the act of not aligning properly or correcting alignment.

desalojar

regular
to evict

Desalojar means to evict or remove someone from a place or property. It is used in contexts involving legal or administrative removal.

desamarrar

regular
to untie

Desamarrar means to untie or loosen something that is tied or fastened, such as ropes or knots. It is used when referring to the act of freeing or releasing by undoing ties.

desandar

regular
to go off course, to fall apart, to unravel

Desandar means to go back along a path, to undo or reverse a process, or to cause something to fall apart or unravel. It is used both literally and figuratively in various contexts.

desangrar

regular
to bleed out

Desangrar means to bleed excessively or to cause bleeding, often used in medical or figurative contexts to indicate loss of blood or resources.

desanimar

regular
to discourage

Desanimar means to discourage or to lose enthusiasm. It is used when referring to diminishing motivation or confidence.

desaparecer

regular
to disappear

Desaparecer means to cease to be visible or to exist; it is used when something or someone vanishes or is no longer present.

desapegar

regular
to detach oneself, to let go

Desapegar means to detach oneself emotionally or physically from something or someone, often implying a process of letting go or releasing attachment.

desapontar

regular
to disappoint

Desapontar means to disappoint or let down someone, often in the context of expectations or hopes not being fulfilled.

desaprender

regular
to unlearn

Desaprender means to unlearn or to forget previously acquired knowledge or skills. It is used when referring to the process of reversing or undoing learning.

desapropriar

regular
to expropriate

Desapropriar means to take away property or rights from someone, typically through legal or governmental action. It is used in contexts involving expropriation or confiscation of property.

desarmar

unknown
to desarmar

The verb desarmar

desarraigar

unknown
to desarraigar

The verb desarraigar

desarrumar

unknown
to desarrumar

The verb desarrumar

desarticular

unknown
to desarticular

The verb desarticular

desassossegar

unknown
to desassossegar

The verb desassossegar

desatar

unknown
to desatar

The verb desatar

desatender

unknown
to desatender

The verb desatender

desatinar

unknown
to desatinar

The verb desatinar

desativar

unknown
to desativar

The verb desativar

desautorizar

unknown
to desautorizar

The verb desautorizar

desbancar

unknown
to desbancar

The verb desbancar

desbaratar

unknown
to desbaratar

The verb desbaratar

desbastar

unknown
to desbastar

The verb desbastar

desbloquear

unknown
to desbloquear

The verb desbloquear

desbravar

unknown
to desbravar

The verb desbravar

descafeinar

unknown
to descafeinar

The verb descafeinar

descalçar

unknown
to descalçar

The verb descalçar

descamar

unknown
to descamar

The verb descamar

descansar

unknown
to descansar

The verb descansar

descaracterizar

unknown
to descaracterizar

The verb descaracterizar

descarregar

unknown
to descarregar

The verb descarregar

descartar

unknown
to descartar

The verb descartar

descascar

unknown
to descascar

The verb descascar

descentralizar

unknown
to descentralizar

The verb descentralizar

descer

unknown
to descer

The verb descer

desclassificar

unknown
to desclassificar

The verb desclassificar

descobrir

unknown
to descobrir

The verb descobrir

descolar

unknown
to descolar

The verb descolar

descolorir

unknown
to descolorir

The verb descolorir

descompor

unknown
to descompor

The verb descompor

desconcertar

unknown
to desconcertar

The verb desconcertar

desconectar

unknown
to desconectar

The verb desconectar

desconfiar

unknown
to desconfiar

The verb desconfiar

desconfortar

unknown
to desconfortar

The verb desconfortar

descongelar

unknown
to descongelar

The verb descongelar

desconhecer

unknown
to desconhecer

The verb desconhecer

desconsiderar

unknown
to desconsiderar

The verb desconsiderar

desconsolar

unknown
to desconsolar

The verb desconsolar

desconstruir

unknown
to desconstruir

The verb desconstruir

descontar

unknown
to descontar

The verb descontar

descontrair

unknown
to descontrair

The verb descontrair

descoser

unknown
to descoser

The verb descoser

descrever

unknown
to descrever

The verb descrever

descrita

unknown
to descrita

The verb descrita

descuidar

unknown
to descuidar

The verb descuidar

desculpar

unknown
to desculpar

The verb desculpar

descumprir

regular
to fail to comply / to breach

Descumprir means to fail to fulfill or obey a rule, agreement, or obligation. It is used when someone does not adhere to a requirement or standard.

desdizer

regular
to deny or to contradict

Desdizer means to deny, contradict, or say the opposite of what was previously stated. It is used when someone refutes or contradicts a statement or claim.

desdobrar

regular
to unfold, to unfold or to develop

Desdobrar means to unfold or to develop something that is folded or to elaborate or expand on an idea or plan. It is used when referring to physically unfolding objects or metaphorically expanding concepts.

desejar

regular
to wish

Desejar means to wish or desire something. It is used when expressing hopes, wants, or aspirations.

desembainhar

regular
to unsheath

Desembainhar means to draw or unsheath a sword or similar weapon. It is used when referring to the action of removing a blade from its sheath.

desembalar

regular
to unpack

Desembalar means to unpack or to remove items from a package or container. It is used when referring to the act of opening and taking out items from packaging.

desembaraçar

regular
to untangle, to clear up, to straighten out

Desembaraçar means to untangle or to clear up something that is tangled or complicated. It can also refer to resolving issues or clarifying situations.

desembarcar

regular
to disembark

Desembarcar means to disembark or to leave a vehicle, ship, or aircraft. It is used when referring to the act of getting off or exiting transportation or a vessel.

desembocar

regular
to flow into / to lead to / to culminate

Desembocar significa terminar ou chegar a um ponto final, especialmente no contexto de rios, canais ou processos que culminam em um resultado ou destino. Pode também indicar a ação de um rio ou curso de água que deságua em outro corpo de água.

desembolsar

regular
to disburse

Desembolsar means to disburse or pay out money, often in the context of expenses, investments, or financial transactions.

desembrulhar

regular
to unwrap

Desembrulhar means to unwrap or to take the wrapping off something. It is used when referring to removing packaging or coverings from objects.

desempacotar

regular
to unpack

Desempacotar means to unpack or remove items from a package or container. It is used when referring to the act of opening and organizing items that were packed or stored.

desempenhar

regular
to perform, to carry out, to play (a role)

Desempenhar means to perform or carry out a task, duty, or role. It is often used in contexts related to work, responsibilities, or playing a part in a situation.

desencadear

regular
to trigger, to unleash, to set off

Desencadear means to cause or initiate a series of events or reactions, often implying the start of something complex or significant.

desencaixar

regular
to unclip, to disengage, to unhook

Desencaixar means to unclip or disengage something that is fitted or hooked together. It is used when referring to separating parts that are connected or attached.

desencantar

regular
to disenchant, to disillusion

Desencantar means to cause someone to lose their enchantment or illusion about something or someone. It is used when referring to the act of disillusionment or losing charm.

desencontrar

regular
to find again / to meet again

Desencontrar means to find again or to meet again, often implying that a previous meeting or discovery was lost or not expected. It is used when referring to reuniting or rediscovering someone or something.

desencorajar

regular
to discourage

Desencorajar means to discourage or dissuade someone from doing something. It is used when referring to reducing motivation or confidence.

desenformar

regular
to unmold

Desenformar means to remove a food or object from a mold or form. It is often used in cooking or manufacturing contexts when referring to the process of taking something out of its mold.

desenfrear

regular
to unbridle, to loosen, to let go

Desenfrear means to release control or restraint, often used metaphorically to describe acting without limits or moderation. It can also refer to the literal act of loosening or freeing something.

desenganar

regular
to disillusion, to disappoint

Desenganar means to disillusion or disappoint someone by revealing the truth or by failing to meet expectations. It is used when referring to causing someone to lose hope or trust.

desengatar

regular
to disengage

Desengatar means to disengage or detach something that was previously engaged or connected. It is used when referring to releasing, unhooking, or separating parts or objects.

desenhar

regular
to draw

Desenhar means to draw or sketch. It is used when referring to creating images or illustrations with a pen, pencil, or other tools.

desenredar

regular
to untangle

Desenredar means to untangle or disentangle something, such as cords, hair, or complex situations. It is used when referring to the act of making something straight or clear again.

desenrolar

regular
to unravel, to straighten out, to resolve

Desenrolar means to unravel, straighten out, or resolve something that is tangled or complicated. It is often used in contexts where problems, situations, or physical tangles are being addressed.

desenterrar

regular
to dig up

Desenterrar means to dig up or uncover something that is buried or hidden. It is used both literally, such as excavating objects or remains, and figuratively, like revealing information.

desentonar

regular
to sound out of tune

Desentonar means to sound out of tune or to be out of harmony, often used in musical or figurative contexts to indicate discord or lack of conformity.

desentupir

regular
to unclog, to unblock

Desentupir means to remove obstructions or blockages from pipes, drains, or similar passages. It is used when referring to clearing or unblocking something.

desenvolver

regular
to develop

Desenvolver means to develop, grow, or improve something. It is used in contexts related to progress, creation, or elaboration of ideas, projects, or skills.

desequilibrar

regular
to unbalance

Desequilibrar means to cause imbalance or to disturb stability. It is used when referring to physical, emotional, or situational imbalance.

desesperar

regular
to despair

Desesperar means to cause someone to lose hope or to become desperate. It can also mean to become desperate oneself, often in the context of frustration or hopelessness.

desestabilizar

regular
to destabilize

Desestabilizar means to cause instability or undermine the stability of something or someone. It is used in contexts where an action leads to a loss of balance, order, or control.

desestressar

regular
to de-stress, to relax

Desestressar means to reduce stress or relax. It is used when referring to alleviating tension or calming down.

desfalecer

irregular
to faint, to weaken, to fade

Desfalecer means to faint, weaken, or fade away. It is often used to describe a loss of strength, consciousness, or color, and can be used both literally and figuratively.

desfazer

irregular
to undo

Desfazer means to undo, dismantle, or cancel something that was previously done or established. It is often used in contexts involving reversing actions or restoring previous states.

desferir

regular
to deal (a blow), to strike, to administer

Desferir means to deal or deliver a blow, strike, or attack. It is often used in contexts involving physical actions or the application of force.

desfiar

regular
to shred or to unravel

Desfiar means to shred, unravel, or tear into thin strips, often used in the context of preparing food or fabric. It is a regular verb in Portuguese.

desfibrar

regular
to defibrillate

Desfibrar means to use a defibrillator to restore normal heart rhythm during cardiac arrest. It is a medical term used in emergency and healthcare contexts.

desfigurar

regular
to disfigure

Desfigurar means to disfigure or deform, often referring to altering the appearance of something or someone in a way that damages its original form.

desfilar

regular
to parade, to walk, to strut

Desfilar means to parade or walk in a procession, often with a display of elegance or confidence. It can also refer to walking or strutting in a manner that draws attention.

desfocar

regular
to blur, to out of focus

Desfocar means to make something blurry or out of focus, often used in the context of images, vision, or focus in general.

desfolhar

regular
to defoliate, to strip leaves from

Desfolhar means to remove leaves from a plant, typically used in the context of agriculture or gardening. It can also be used figuratively to mean removing or stripping away layers.

desfrutar

regular
to enjoy

Desfrutar means to enjoy or take pleasure in something. It is used when expressing the act of experiencing enjoyment or satisfaction from an activity, object, or situation.

desgarrar

regular
to detach, to tear away

Desgarrar means to detach or tear away something, often used in contexts involving ripping or separating materials or parts.

desgastar

regular
to wear out

Desgastar means to cause wear or deterioration, often referring to objects, surfaces, or even physical or emotional exhaustion over time.

desidratar

regular
to dehydrate

Desidratar means to remove moisture from something, often used in the context of drying food or other materials to preserve them.

designar

regular
to designate

Designar means to assign, appoint, or designate someone or something for a specific purpose or role. It is used in contexts involving official assignments, nominations, or labeling.

desiludir

regular
to disappoint

Desiludir means to disappoint or disillusion someone, often by not meeting expectations or hopes. It is used when referring to causing someone to feel let down or disillusioned.

desinchar

regular
to deflate, to reduce swelling

Desinchar means to reduce swelling or to deflate something, often used in medical or physical contexts when referring to the reduction of swelling or bloating.

desinfetar

regular
to disinfect

Desinfetar means to disinfect or sanitize surfaces, objects, or areas to eliminate germs or bacteria. It is commonly used in health, hygiene, and cleaning contexts.

desinflar

regular
to deflate

Desinflar means to release air or gas from something, causing it to become less inflated or deflated. It is often used with tires, balloons, or other objects that contain air or gas.

desinformar

regular
to misinform

Desinformar means to provide false or misleading information intentionally or unintentionally. It is used when referring to the act of spreading incorrect data or rumors.

desintegrar

regular
to disintegrate

Desintegrar significa fazer algo se decompor ou se desfazer em partes menores. É usado para indicar a perda de integridade ou coesão de um objeto, substância ou conceito.

desistir

regular
to give up

Desistir means to give up, to stop trying, or to withdraw from something. It is used when someone decides to abandon an effort or goal.

desligar

regular
to turn off

Desligar means to turn off, disconnect, or switch off a device or appliance. It is used when referring to stopping the operation of electronic devices, machines, or systems.

deslizar

regular
to slide

Deslizar means to slide or glide smoothly over a surface. It is used to describe the action of moving effortlessly or smoothly across something.

deslocar

regular
to move, to displace

Deslocar means to move or displace something or someone from one place to another. It can refer to physical movement, transportation, or shifting positions.

deslumbrar

regular
to dazzle, to impress, to amaze

Deslumbrar means to dazzle or impress someone with brightness, beauty, or excellence. It is often used to describe something that causes admiration or amazement.

desmaiar

regular
to faint

Desmaiar means to faint or lose consciousness temporarily. It is used when describing a sudden loss of strength or awareness.

desmamar

regular
to wean

Desmamar means to wean, typically referring to stopping breastfeeding or gradually withdrawing a young animal or person from dependence on something, such as milk or a habit.

desmantelar

regular
to dismantle

Desmantelar means to dismantle or take apart something, often referring to the disassembly of structures, systems, or organizations.

desmascarar

regular
to unmask, to expose, to reveal

Desmascarar means to unmask or expose someone or something, revealing the true nature or identity. It is often used in contexts of revealing deception or uncovering truths.

desmatar

regular
to deforest

Desmatar means to clear or cut down forests, often referring to the removal of trees for agriculture, urbanization, or other land uses. It is used in environmental and ecological contexts.

desmembrar

regular
to dismember, to cut apart

Desmembrar means to dismember or cut into parts. It is used when referring to physically separating or dividing something into pieces.

desmentir

irregular
to deny or to disprove

Desmentir means to deny the truth of something or to disprove a statement. It is used when refuting or contradicting claims or assertions.

desmerecer

regular
to discredit, to diminish, to undervalue

Desmerecer means to diminish the value, importance, or reputation of someone or something. It is used when referring to actions that undermine or belittle.

desmesurar

regular
to unmeasure or to exaggerate

Desmesurar means to exaggerate, to go beyond reasonable limits, or to measure excessively. It is used when referring to overestimating or overdoing something.

desmistificar

regular
to demystify

Desmistificar means to clarify, explain, or remove misconceptions about a subject, making it easier to understand or accept.

desmontar

regular
to dismantle

Desmontar means to take apart or disassemble something. It is used when referring to the act of breaking down or deconstructing objects or structures.

desmoralizar

regular
to demoralize

Desmoralizar means to undermine someone's confidence or morale. It is used when referring to actions that diminish the spirit or motivation of a person or group.

desmoronar

regular
to crumble, to collapse

Desmoronar means to break down or collapse gradually, often used to describe physical structures or metaphorically to refer to the deterioration of plans, ideas, or situations.

desnaturalizar

regular
to denaturalize or to strip of natural qualities

Desnaturalizar means to remove natural qualities or to make something unnatural. It can be used in contexts such as altering natural features or characteristics, or metaphorically to mean depriving something of its original nature.

desnudar

regular
to undress

Desnudar means to remove clothing or coverings from someone or oneself, often implying a literal or figurative act of revealing or exposing.

desnutrir

regular
to undernourish

Desnutrir means to deprive of adequate nutrition or nourishment. It is used when referring to insufficient feeding or nourishment, leading to weakness or health issues.

desobedecer

regular
to disobey

Desobedecer means to disobey or fail to obey rules, orders, or authority. It is used when referring to the act of not following instructions or laws.

desobstruir

regular
to unblock

Desobstruir means to clear or unblock something that is obstructed or clogged. It is used when referring to removing obstacles or blockages from physical or metaphorical spaces.

desocupar

regular
to vacate

Desocupar means to vacate or free a space or place. It is used when referring to leaving a location or making it available for others.

desolar

regular
to devastate, to desolate

Desolar means to cause great destruction or desolation, often referring to land, places, or emotional states. It is used to describe the act of making something bleak or abandoned.

desordenar

regular
to disorganize

Desordenar means to disorganize or mess up something. It is used when referring to the act of making something untidy or unordered.

desorganizar

regular
to disorganize

Desorganizar means to disrupt or spoil the organization or order of something. It is used when referring to making something less organized or orderly.

desorientar

regular
to disorient

Desorientar means to cause someone to lose their sense of direction or orientation. It can also be used figuratively to mean confusing or misleading someone.

desossar

regular
to debone

Desossar means to remove bones from meat or other food items. It is used in culinary contexts when preparing meat for cooking or serving.

despachar

regular
to dispatch, to send, to deal with

Despachar means to send, dispatch, or deal with something or someone. It is used in contexts such as sending goods, handling tasks, or managing affairs.

desparafusar

regular
to unscrew

Desparafusar means to unscrew or remove a screw or bolt. It is used when referring to the action of loosening or detaching components that are fastened with screws.

despedaçar

regular
to shatter, to break into pieces

Despedaçar means to break or shatter something into small pieces. It is used both literally, for physical objects, and figuratively, for emotional or abstract concepts.

despedir

irregular
to say goodbye / to dismiss / to fire

Despedir means to say goodbye, to dismiss someone from a job, or to fire. It can be used in various contexts involving parting or termination.

despejar

regular
to unload, to clear, to empty

Despejar means to unload, clear, or empty a space or container. It is used when referring to removing objects, clearing areas, or making something empty.

despencar

regular
to plummet, to fall abruptly

Despencar means to fall or drop suddenly and rapidly, often used to describe objects, prices, or situations that collapse or decline sharply.

desperdiçar

regular
to waste

Desperdiçar means to waste or squander something, often referring to resources like time, money, or materials. It is used when indicating the inefficient or careless use of resources.

despertar

regular
to wake up

Despertar means to wake up or to awaken. It is used when referring to the act of becoming alert or conscious, either physically or metaphorically.

despistar

regular
to mislead, to distract, to steer away

Despistar means to mislead or distract someone, often used in contexts where someone is diverted from the correct path or focus.

despojar

regular
to strip, to deprive

Despojar means to strip away, deprive, or take something from someone. It is used in contexts involving removal, deprivation, or looting.

despossuir

regular
to dispossess

Despossuir means to deprive someone of possession or property. It is used in contexts involving the removal of rights, possessions, or ownership.

despotricar

regular
to rant

Despotricar means to rant or complain excessively and vehemently about something. It is used when describing someone expressing strong, often repetitive criticism or grievances.

despovoar

regular
to depopulate

Despovoar means to reduce the population of a place or area. It is used when referring to the act of making a region less populated or deserted.

desprender

irregular
to detach, to loosen, to release

Desprender means to detach or loosen something from a surface or to release something. It can also be used figuratively to mean to free oneself from something.

despreocupar

regular
to unburden oneself / to relax / to not worry

Despreocupar means to free oneself from worries or concerns, or to relax. It is used when referring to reducing anxiety or stress about something.

desprestigiar

regular
to discredit

Desprestigiar means to diminish the reputation or credibility of someone or something. It is used when referring to actions that harm the honor or esteem associated with a person, organization, or idea.

desprezar

regular
to despise

Desprezar means to despise, scorn, or regard with contempt. It is used when expressing disdain or lack of respect towards someone or something.

desproteger

regular
to disarm

Desproteger means to remove protection or safeguard from someone or something. It is used when referring to the act of making vulnerable or unprotected.

desqualificar

regular
to disqualify

Desqualificar means to disqualify or to declare someone or something ineligible, often in competitions, evaluations, or assessments.

desrespeitar

regular
to disrespect

Desrespeitar means to show disrespect or lack of regard for someone or something. It is used when referring to acts of disrespect, insult, or disregard for rules or norms.

desresponsabilizar

regular
to exonerate oneself or others from responsibility

Desresponsabilizar means to free or clear someone or oneself from responsibility or blame. It is used when indicating the act of removing responsibility or accountability.

destacar

regular
to highlight, to emphasize, to stand out

Destacar means to highlight, emphasize, or make something stand out. It is used when referring to emphasizing a point, feature, or characteristic.

destacar-se

regular
to stand out

Destacar-se means to stand out or to be prominent, often used to describe someone or something that draws attention due to its qualities or characteristics. It is a pronominal verb, requiring reflexive pronouns.

destampar

regular
to uncork, to open, to unstop

Destampar means to open or uncork something that is sealed or closed, such as a bottle or container. It is used when referring to removing a stopper or cover to allow access or flow.

destapar

regular
to uncover, to open, to unstop

Destapar means to uncover or open something that was covered or closed, such as a container, pipe, or lid. It can also be used figuratively to mean revealing or exposing something.

desterrar

regular
to banish, to exile

Desterrar means to banish or exile someone from a place, often used in historical or formal contexts to refer to the act of removing someone from their homeland or community.

destetar

regular
to wean

Destetar means to wean a child from breastfeeding or from a particular habit or dependency. It is used in contexts involving the gradual cessation of nursing or attachment.

destilar

regular
to distill

Destilar significa separar os componentes de uma mistura, geralmente líquidos, por meio de aquecimento e condensação. É usado principalmente no contexto de produção de bebidas alcoólicas, óleos essenciais ou purificação de líquidos.

destinar

regular
to allocate, to designate, to intend

Destinar means to allocate, assign, or set aside something for a specific purpose or recipient. It is often used in contexts involving planning, allocation of resources, or intentions.

destituir

irregular
to dismiss, to remove from office

Destituir means to dismiss or remove someone from a position, especially in a formal or official context, such as removing an official or authority.

destrancar

regular
to unlock

Destrancar means to unlock or open something that is locked. It is used when referring to the act of removing a lock or barrier from an object or place.

destravar

regular
to unlock, to release, to unblock

Destravar means to unlock, release, or unblock something that was previously locked or restricted. It is often used in contexts involving unlocking devices, systems, or removing obstacles.

destronar

regular
to dethrone

Destronar means to remove someone from a throne or position of power, often used metaphorically to indicate overthrowing or replacing someone in a position of authority.

destruir

irregular
to destroy

Destruir means to destroy or ruin something. It is used when referring to the act of damaging or completely eliminating the existence of something.

desumanizar

regular
to dehumanize

Desumanizar significa privar alguém ou algo de qualidades humanas, geralmente em contextos de desrespeito, opressão ou desconsideração da dignidade humana.

desvairar

regular
to become unhinged or to lose composure

Desvairar means to become unhinged, lose composure, or act irrationally. It is used to describe a state of mental or emotional disturbance.

desvalorizar

regular
to devalue, to diminish the value of

Desvalorizar means to devalue or diminish the importance, worth, or significance of something. It is used when referring to reducing the perceived value or importance of an object, idea, or person.

desvanecer

regular
to fade away / to vanish

Desvanecer means to fade away, diminish, or vanish gradually. It is used to describe the fading of colors, memories, or sensations.

desvariar

regular
to stray from the subject or to go off-topic

Desvariar means to stray from the main topic, to ramble, or to diverge in speech or thought. It is often used when someone is going off-topic or losing focus in conversation or reasoning.

desvelar

regular
to unveil, to reveal

Desvelar means to unveil, reveal, or uncover something that was hidden or unknown. It is often used in contexts of disclosure or discovery.

desvendar

regular
to uncover, to unveil, to decipher

Desvendar means to uncover or reveal something that is hidden or complex, often used in contexts of solving mysteries, deciphering codes, or revealing secrets.

desviar

regular
to divert, to deviate, to turn aside

Desviar means to divert, turn aside, or deviate from a path or course. It can be used both literally, such as changing direction, and figuratively, such as diverting attention.

desvincular

regular
to unlink, to detach, to disassociate

Desvincular means to disconnect or disassociate something from another. It is used when referring to removing links, connections, or associations between entities or concepts.

desvirar

regular
to straighten, to unturn, to reverse

Desvirar means to straighten or reverse the turning of something, often used in contexts like unturning a vessel or reversing a process.

desvirtuar

regular
to distort, to pervert, to corrupt

Desvirtuar means to distort, pervert, or corrupt the true nature or essence of something. It is used when referring to the act of altering or misrepresenting facts, principles, or qualities.

detalhar

regular
to detail

Detalhar means to describe or explain something in detail. It is used when providing a thorough or precise account of a subject.

detectar

regular
to detect

Detectar significa identificar ou descobrir a presença de algo, muitas vezes através de instrumentos ou observação cuidadosa. É usado em contextos de investigação, diagnóstico ou reconhecimento.

deter

irregular
to deter, to prevent, to stop

Deter means to prevent, stop, or discourage someone or something from proceeding or continuing. It can also imply holding back or restraining.

deteriorar

regular
to deteriorate

Deteriorar means to become worse, to degrade, or to impair the quality or condition of something. It is used when describing the process of decline or damage over time.

determinar

regular
to determine

Determinar means to establish, decide, or set something precisely. It is used when referring to making decisions, defining boundaries, or establishing facts.

detestar

regular
to hate

Detestar means to strongly dislike or hate something or someone. It is used to express a strong aversion or dislike.

detonar

regular
to detonate, to blow up, to explode

Detonar means to cause an explosion or to blow up something. It can also be used figuratively to mean to criticize harshly or to ruin something.

deturpar

regular
to distort

Deturpar means to distort, alter, or misrepresent something, often used in contexts involving information, facts, or images.

devaneiar

regular
to daydream

Devaneiar means to indulge in daydreams or fanciful thoughts. It is used when describing someone lost in their imagination or absent-mindedly dreaming.

devastar

regular
to devastate

Devastar means to cause extensive destruction or ruin. It is used to describe the act of devastating a place, situation, or object.

devolver

regular
to return

Devolver means to return something to its original place or owner. It is used when referring to giving back items, documents, or objects.

devorar

regular
to devour

Devorar means to eat something eagerly or voraciously, often implying consuming completely or with great intensity.

diagnosticar

regular
to diagnose

Diagnosticar means to identify or determine the nature of a disease or problem through examination or analysis. It is commonly used in medical, technical, or analytical contexts.

diagramar

regular
to layout or to design

Diagramar means to layout, organize, or design visual elements, often used in contexts related to graphic design, publishing, or formatting documents.

dialogar

regular
to dialogue, to converse

Dialogar means to engage in dialogue or conversation, often implying a mutual exchange of ideas or opinions. It is used in contexts involving discussion, negotiation, or communication.

difamar

regular
to defame

Difamar means to speak badly about someone or spread false or damaging information, damaging their reputation.

diferenciar

regular
to differentiate

Diferenciar means to distinguish or recognize differences between things, concepts, or entities. It is used when highlighting distinctions or making comparisons.

difundir

regular
to spread, to disseminate

Difundir means to spread or disseminate information, ideas, or substances. It is used when referring to the act of making something known or widespread.

digerir

regular
to digest

Digerir means to process food in the stomach and intestines, or metaphorically, to understand or assimilate information or ideas.

digitalizar

regular
to digitize

Digitalizar means to convert information, images, or documents into a digital format. It is commonly used in contexts involving technology, data management, and media.

digitar

regular
to type

Digitar means to type or input data using a keyboard or similar device. It is commonly used in contexts involving computers, data entry, and electronic communication.

dignificar

regular
to dignify

Dignificar means to elevate the dignity or worth of someone or something. It is used when referring to actions that enhance or respect the value or reputation of a person, group, or idea.

dilatar

regular
to dilate, to expand

Dilatar means to cause something to expand, enlarge, or become wider. It is often used in contexts related to physical expansion, such as blood vessels or materials, or metaphorically to describe increasing or broadening something.

diluir

regular
to dilute

Diluir means to make a liquid thinner or weaker by adding another substance, often water. It is used in contexts such as chemistry, cooking, or any situation involving reducing concentration.

diminuir

regular
to diminish, to decrease

Diminuir means to make something smaller, less, or weaker. It is used when referring to reducing quantity, size, intensity, or degree.

dinamitar

regular
to dynamite, to demolish explosively

Dinamitar means to blow up or demolish something using dynamite or explosives. It can also be used figuratively to mean destroying or ruining something abruptly.

direcionar

regular
to direct

Direcionar means to direct, guide, or aim something or someone towards a particular goal or destination. It is used in contexts involving guidance, management, or orientation.

dirigir

regular
to drive

Dirigir means to operate or control a vehicle, such as a car or bus. It can also be used metaphorically to mean managing or leading something.

dirigir-se

regular
to address oneself to, to turn towards, to go to

Dirigir-se is a reflexive verb that means to turn or direct oneself towards a place, person, or thing. It is often used to indicate movement or orientation towards a specific target or destination.

discar

regular
to dial

Discar means to dial a phone number or to select a number on a device to initiate a call. It is used in the context of making phone calls.

discernir

regular
to discern

Discernir significa perceber, distinguir ou identificar diferenças ou detalhes, geralmente com clareza e julgamento. É usado quando alguém consegue distinguir entre opções, ideias ou objetos.

disciplinar

regular
to discipline

Disciplinar means to discipline or train someone to follow rules or standards. It is often used in educational, behavioral, or organizational contexts.

discordar

regular
to disagree

Discordar means to disagree or have a different opinion. It is used when expressing disagreement with a statement, idea, or opinion.

discorrer

regular
to discuss, to elaborate, to discourse

Discorrer means to discuss or elaborate on a subject, often used in formal contexts to indicate detailed explanation or discourse.

discriminar

regular
to discriminate

Discriminar significa tratar alguém de forma desigual ou injusta com base em características específicas, como raça, gênero, religião, entre outros. É usado em contextos de injustiça, preconceito e direitos humanos.

discursar

regular
to discourse, to give a speech

Discursar means to speak at length or give a formal speech or lecture. It is often used in contexts involving formal or academic presentations.

discutir

regular
to discuss

Discutir means to discuss, debate, or argue about a topic. It is used when referring to exchanging ideas or opinions, often involving some level of disagreement.

disfarçar

regular
to disguise, to hide, to conceal

Disfarçar means to conceal or hide something, often emotions, intentions, or physical appearances. It is used when referring to disguising or camouflaging.

disgregar

regular
to disaggregate, to break down

Disgregar means to break down or separate into smaller parts or components. It is used when referring to the act of disuniting or fragmenting something.

disparar

regular
to shoot, to fire, to trigger

Disparar means to shoot or fire a weapon, or to trigger something. It can also be used figuratively to mean initiating or starting an action.

dispensar

regular
to dismiss, to dispense, to exempt

Dispensar means to dismiss someone from a duty or obligation, to dispense with something, or to exempt. It is used in contexts such as dismissing employees, waiving requirements, or providing exemptions.

dispersar

regular
to disperse

Dispersar means to scatter or spread out over a wide area. It is used when referring to the act of dispersing, scattering, or spreading something.

disponibilizar

regular
to make available

Disponibilizar means to make something available or accessible. It is often used in contexts related to providing resources, information, or services.

dispor

irregular
to arrange, to dispose, to set up

Dispor means to arrange, set up, or dispose of something. It is often used in contexts involving organization, placement, or preparation.

disputar

regular
to compete, to dispute

Disputar means to compete for, contest, or dispute something. It is used when referring to participation in competitions or disagreements over issues.

dissecar

regular
to dissect

Dissecar means to dissect or analyze in detail, often used in scientific, medical, or analytical contexts to refer to the careful examination of a subject or material.

disseminar

regular
to disseminate

Disseminar means to spread or distribute information, ideas, or substances widely. It is often used in contexts related to spreading knowledge, news, or diseases.

dissertar

regular
to discuss, to elaborate, to write an essay

Dissertar means to discuss or elaborate on a subject, often in the context of writing essays, speeches, or academic discussions. It involves detailed explanation or analysis.

dissipar

regular
to dissipate

Dissipar means to disperse, scatter, or cause to disappear, often used in contexts involving the dispersal of fog, smoke, or doubts.

dissociar

regular
to dissociate

Dissociar means to separate or disconnect elements, concepts, or substances. It is used in contexts such as chemistry, psychology, or general separation processes.

dissolver

regular
to dissolve

Dissolver means to cause a substance to become incorporated into a liquid so as to form a solution, or to bring an end to an organization, agreement, or situation. It is used in contexts involving physical dissolution or the ending of entities.

dissuadir

irregular
to dissuade

Dissuadir means to persuade someone not to do something or to discourage an action. It is used when indicating the act of convincing someone to abandon a course of action.

distar

regular
to be distant, to be apart

Distar means to be distant or apart in space or time. It is often used to indicate the distance or difference between two points or moments.

distingar

regular
to distinguish

Distingar means to distinguish or differentiate between things. It is used when referring to recognizing differences or making distinctions.

distinguir

regular
to distinguish

Distinguir means to recognize or identify differences between things or people. It is used when emphasizing the ability to differentiate or discern.

distorcer

regular
to distort

Distorcer means to alter or twist the original meaning, shape, or truth of something. It is used when referring to changing the true nature or appearance of something, often in a misleading or incorrect way.

distrair

regular
to distract

Distrair means to divert attention or focus away from something or someone. It is used when referring to causing amusement, entertainment, or diversion.

distribuir

regular
to distribute

Distribuir means to distribute or allocate items, resources, or information. It is used when referring to the act of giving out or spreading something to multiple recipients.

ditar

regular
to dictate

Ditare means to dictate or read aloud for someone to write down. It is often used in contexts involving transcription, dictation exercises, or giving instructions verbally.

divagar

regular
to wander, to ramble, to drift

Divagar means to wander or drift aimlessly, often referring to thoughts, speech, or physical movement without a specific direction.

diversificar

regular
to diversify

Diversificar means to make or become more diverse or varied. It is used when referring to increasing variety in products, investments, or experiences.

divertir

irregular
to amuse, to entertain, to enjoy oneself

Divertir means to amuse or entertain someone, or to enjoy oneself. It is often used in contexts related to having fun or causing amusement.

dividir

regular
to divide

Dividir means to divide or split something into parts. It is used in contexts involving separation, sharing, or partitioning of objects, spaces, or concepts.

divorciar

regular
to divorce

Divorciar means to end a marriage legally. It is used when referring to the act of dissolving a marital relationship.

divulgar

regular
to disclose, to spread, to promote

Divulgar means to disclose, spread, or promote information, news, or content to a wider audience. It is often used in contexts related to publicity, advertising, or sharing information publicly.

dizer

irregular
to say, to tell

Dizer means to say or to tell something. It is an irregular verb used to express speech, statements, or communication of information.

doar

regular
to donate

Doar means to give or contribute something voluntarily, often used in the context of charity, gifts, or donations.

dobrar

regular
to fold

Dobrarsignifica fazer uma dobra ou curvar algo, como papel, tecido ou outros materiais. É usado para indicar a ação de dobrar ou curvar objetos.

documentar

regular
to document

Documentar significa registrar, preservar ou fazer um registro detalhado de eventos, informações ou fatos. É frequentemente usado em contextos de produção de registros, relatórios ou trabalhos acadêmicos.

dolarizar

regular
to dollarize

Dolarizar significa adotar o dólar americano como moeda oficial ou de fato em um país ou economia, substituindo a moeda local. É usado especialmente em contextos econômicos e financeiros.

domar

regular
to tame

Domar means to tame or subdue animals, especially horses or wild creatures. It is used when referring to the process of training or calming an animal.

domesticar

regular
to domesticate

Domesticar means to tame or adapt animals or plants for human use or habitation. It is used when referring to the process of taming or making something suitable for domestic life.

domiciliar

regular
to domicile, to settle, to establish residence

Domiciliar means to establish residence or to settle in a particular place. It is often used in legal, administrative, or formal contexts related to residence registration.

dominar

regular
to dominate

Dominar means to have control or mastery over something or someone. It can refer to skills, territory, or influence, and is used when describing mastery or control.

dormir

irregular
to sleep

Dormir means to sleep. It is used to describe the act of sleeping or being in a state of rest. The verb is irregular in its conjugation.

dosar

regular
to dose

Dosar means to measure or regulate the amount of a substance, often used in contexts like pharmacy, chemistry, or cooking to refer to the precise measurement or control of quantities.

dotar

regular
to endow, to equip, to provide

Dotar means to endow, equip, or provide someone or something with a particular quality, feature, or resource. It is often used in contexts involving giving or supplying necessary or desirable attributes.

dourar

regular
to gild, to golden, to brown

Dourar means to give a golden or brown color to something, often by cooking or applying a coating. It is commonly used in culinary contexts to describe the process of browning or gilding food.

doutrinar

regular
to indoctrinate

Doutrinar means to teach or instruct someone in a specific set of beliefs or ideas, often with the implication of instilling a particular ideology or doctrine.

dramatizar

regular
to dramatize

Dramatizar means to dramatize or to portray something in a theatrical or exaggerated manner. It is often used in contexts related to theater, storytelling, or emphasizing certain aspects of a situation.

driblar

regular
to dribble

Driblar means to maneuver a ball past an opponent, commonly used in sports like soccer and basketball. It can also be used metaphorically to mean avoiding or sidestepping a problem or obstacle.

duchar

regular
to shower

Duchar means to take a shower or to wash oneself with water. It is used when referring to personal hygiene routines involving water and soap.

dulcificar

regular
to sweeten

Dulcificar means to make something sweet or to soften the flavor, often used in culinary contexts or metaphorically to mean making something more pleasant.

duplicar

regular
to duplicate

Duplicar means to make a copy or double of something. It is used when referring to increasing, copying, or multiplying quantities or items.

durar

regular
to last

Durar means to last or endure over a period of time. It is used to describe the duration or persistence of something.