embrace in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for embrace in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.embrace [Am əmˈbreɪs, Brit ɪmˈbreɪs, ɛmˈbreɪs] VB trans

1. embrace (hug):

embrace

abrazar

I ran to embrace her

corrí a estrecharla en or entre mis brazos or a abrazarla

2. embrace:

embrace offer/opportunity/proposal

aceptar

embrace idea/principle

abrazar

embrace lifestyle/religion

adoptar

embrace lifestyle/religion

abrazar

3. embrace (include):

embrace range/elements

abarcar

embrace range/elements

comprender

a coalition embracing members of six parties

una coalición integrada por miembros de seis partidos políticos

II.embrace [Am əmˈbreɪs, Brit ɪmˈbreɪs, ɛmˈbreɪs] VB intr

embrace couple:

embrace

abrazarse

III.embrace [Am əmˈbreɪs, Brit ɪmˈbreɪs, ɛmˈbreɪs] N

embrace

abrazo m

they held each other in a warm/fond/passionate embrace

se estrecharon or se fundieron en un cálido/cariñoso/apasionado abrazo

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I extricated myself from her embrace/the party

conseguí soltarme de su abrazo/escaparme de la fiesta

she yearns for her native country/his embrace

añora su patria/sus abrazos

passionately love/embrace/kiss

apasionadamente

she recoiled from his embrace

rehuyó su abrazo

Translations for embrace in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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apercolle

embrace

englobar

to embrace

abrazar

to embrace

abrazar

to embrace

abrazarse

to embrace each other

estaban estrechamente abrazados

they were locked in an embrace

abrazo

embrace

se fundieron en un cálido abrazo liter

they held each other in a warm embrace

abrazo

carnal embrace euph

embrace in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for embrace in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.embrace [ɪmˈbreɪs, Am em-] VB trans

1. embrace (hug):

embrace

abrazar

2. embrace (accept):

embrace offer

aceptar

embrace ideas, religion

adoptar

3. embrace (include):

embrace

abarcar

II.embrace [ɪmˈbreɪs, Am em-] VB intr

embrace

abrazarse

III.embrace [ɪmˈbreɪs, Am em-] N

embrace

abrazo m

embrace VB

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embrace (cause, ideas) trans

acoger

Translations for embrace in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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abrazar

to embrace

abrazar (doctrina)

to embrace

abrazarse

to embrace (each other)

abrazo

embrace

achuchar (abrazar)

to embrace

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English

Over time, some segments of the population embraced vegetarianism.

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This is to embrace the new, the experimental and the unexpected.

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She explains to him how it is to eat without water and salt, so they embrace.

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At the base of the cauline leaves a sheath embraces the stem.

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Overall, the federal government seems to have embraced teleworking and is attempting to create more remote working opportunities for employees.

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I think in life if you have an opportunity to try things new you should embrace them, and the lifestyle here is fantastic.

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Although they embrace, he realises she is shaking.

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Some do, however, embrace the term for the historic and psychological grounding that it gives them.

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The new standard time system was not immediately embraced by all.

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Seeing her son after so long, she went forth to embrace him.

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