Question

verbs
-ar
tomar
to take ; to have
(to have a meal)
cenar
to have dinner
llegar
to arrive
-er
comer
to eat
beber
to drink
ver
to see
leer
to read
aprender
to learn
comprender
to understand
deber
must ; to have to
-ir
abrir
to open
recibir
to receive
escribir
to write
vivir
to live
tener que
to have to...
ir a
is going to... (do smth)
acabar de
has just... (done something)
creer que sí
to think / believe so
creer que no
to think / believe not
or
dont think so

Explanation:

Since no specific question is provided about this image (which contains Spanish verb conjugations and phrases with their English translations), it's hard to give a targeted answer. If you want to know about a specific verb (like its conjugation, meaning, or usage), or about a phrase (like "tener que", "ir a", etc.), please clarify your question. For example, if you ask "What does 'tomar' mean?", the answer would be:

The verb "tomar" in the -AR verb section of the notes is translated as "to take; to have (to have a meal)".

Answer:

"tomar" means "to take; to have (to have a meal)"