Sostener a alguien pegado a ti con cariño.
To hold someone close in your arms lovingly.
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See how the word “abrazar” is used in sentences
Abrazó al cachorro. — She cuddled the puppy.
Ven aquí y dame un achuchón. — Come here and give me a cuddle.
A los gemelos les gusta abrazarse bajo la misma manta. — The twins like to cuddle under one blanket.
A los niños les encanta un achuchón antes de dormir. — The kids love a cuddle before bed.
Ven a abrazarme un momento. — Come and cuddle with me for a minute.
Después de un día largo, solo necesito un abrazo en el sofá. — After a long day, a cuddle on the sofa is all I need.
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