Sujetar a alguien entre los brazos con fuerza.
To hold someone closely in your arms.
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See how the word “abrazar” is used in sentences
Se abrazaron en el aeropuerto. — They embraced at the airport.
La empresa adoptó el trabajo a distancia. — The company embraced remote work.
Lo tuvo en un abrazo largo. — She held him in a long embrace.
Dio un paso adelante para abrazar a su hermana. — She stepped forward to embrace her sister.
Los profesores mayores tardaron en adoptar las tabletas. — Older teachers were slow to embrace tablets.
Su abrazo duró solo un segundo. — Their embrace lasted only a second.
¿Lo abrazo o le doy la mano? — Should I embrace him or just shake hands?
¿Por qué no quieren adoptar el horario nuevo? — Why won't they embrace the new schedule?
Se apartó del abrazo, riéndose. — He pulled away from the embrace, laughing.
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