Perder poco a poco la cercanía con alguien.
To gradually become less close or connected to someone.
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Con los años nos fuimos distanciando en silencio. — Over the years, we seemed to drift apart silently.
Las dos barcas empezaron a separarse con la fuerte corriente. — The two boats began to drift apart in the strong current.
¿Crees que acabarán distanciándose? — Do you think they will drift apart eventually?
¿Vamos a separarnos si no hablamos más? — Are we going to drift apart if we don't talk more?
Da pena ver cómo los amigos se distancian después de la universidad. — It's sad to watch friends drift apart after college.
Agárrate fuerte; no quiero que nos separemos. — Please hold on tight; I don’t want us to drift apart.
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