Llenar a alguien o algo de una cualidad o un sentimiento.
To fill someone or something with a quality or feeling.
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Sus maestros la imbuyeron de amor por los libros. — Her teachers imbued her with a love of books.
Los pequeños rituales imbuyen el día de sentido. — Small rituals imbue the day with meaning.
El director quería imbuir la película de calidez. — The director wanted to imbue the film with warmth.
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