Agarrarse a algo con mucha fuerza.
To hold on to something very tightly.
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La niña se aferró a la mano de su madre. — The child clung to her mother's hand.
Todavía se aferra a la esperanza de que él vuelva. — She still clings to the hope that he will come back.
Las hojas mojadas se aferran al parabrisas. — Wet leaves cling to the windshield.
Hay gente que se aferra a viejos hábitos aunque le hagan daño. — Some people cling to old habits even when they hurt them.
No te aferres tan fuerte a la barandilla. — Don't cling to the railing so tightly.
El partido se aferra al poder a pesar de las protestas. — The party is clinging to power despite the protests.
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