pampering in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

pampering in the PONS Dictionary

pampering Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to pamper oneself
mimarse
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A foxwoman's only purpose seems to be pampering herself and feeding her own vanity, though they sometimes seem driven to raise a daughter.
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Here's to hoping that the pampering touch of personalized service will survive the digital revolution.
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But the men become frustrated by the women's aloofness and how easily they frighten, and decide to capture them, saying that they need pampering and protection.
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A doting grandmother, she is constantly pampering her family with hearty meals and tacky hand-made clothing.
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Take a towel from either of the two heated towel rails to complete the pampering.
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It was even noted that, indulging and pampering (thereby impressing the child that he is something special and warrants special privileges), can be contributing backgrounds.
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