How is the word abrazar translated from Spanish to English

Sujetar a alguien entre los brazos con fuerza.

To hold someone closely in your arms.

verb
English translation
Embrace

Examples with “abrazar”

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  • 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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FAQ about “abrazar”

How is “abrazar” translated from Spanish?
“abrazar” translates into English as “Embrace”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “abrazar” mean?
Meaning of “abrazar”: Sujetar a alguien entre los brazos con fuerza. In English — “Embrace”.
What part of speech is “abrazar”?
“abrazar” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “abrazar”?
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