Chores Vocabulary in Spanish

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Chores Vocabulary in Spanish

limpiar: Means "to clean," an essential household task.
lavar: Translates to "to wash," often associated with cleaning dishes or laundry.
poner la mesa: Means "to set the table," preparation for meals.
cocinar: Translates to "to cook," involving meal preparation.
arreglar: Means "to fix" or "to arrange," can relate to repairing items or organizing spaces.
preparar: Translates to "to prepare," applies to getting ready for activities like cooking or setting up.
sacar la basura: Means "to take out the garbage," important for cleanliness and hygiene.
barrer: Translates to "to sweep," used to clean floors.
pasar la aspiradora: Means "to vacuum," a method for cleaning carpets and floors effectively.
hacer la cama: Translates to "to make the bed," a daily task in maintaining a tidy bedroom.
prender: Means "to turn on" (a device), often related to appliances or electronics.
apagar: Translates to "to turn off" (a device), necessary for safety and energy conservation.
cortar el césped: Means "to cut the grass," a common outdoor chore for lawn maintenance.
recoger la mesa: Translates to "to clean up the table," typically done after meals.
dar de comer al perro: Means "to feed the dog," a crucial responsibility for pet owners.
colgar la ropa: Translates to "to hang the clothes," essential for drying laundry.
doblar la ropa: Means "to fold the clothes," important for organization in laundry tasks.
trabajar: Translates to "to work," can refer to professional tasks or household responsibilities.
adornar: Means "to decorate," involves embellishing a space for aesthetics or special occasions.