hugged in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for hugged in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.hug <pres part hugging; pt, pp hugged> [Am həɡ, Brit hʌɡ] VB trans

1. hug person/doll/cushion:

hug

abrazar

I hugged my knees to my chest

me apreté las rodillas contra el pecho

to hug oneself

felicitarse

to hug oneself

congratularse

2. hug (keep close to):

hug

ir pegado a

the boat hugged the shore

el barco avanzaba pegado a la costa

3. hug (cling to) liter:

I hugged the thought to myself

me guardé el pensamiento

II.hug [Am həɡ, Brit hʌɡ] N

hug

abrazo m

to give sb a hug

abrazar or darle un abrazo a alguien

bear hug N

he embraced us with a great bear hug

nos estrechó fuertemente entre sus brazos

Translations for hugged in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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apretujón

hug

apretón

hug

faje

hug

apurruñón

bear hug

abrazo

hug

me dio un abrazo

he gave me a hug

me dio un abrazo

he hugged o embraced me

me dio un estrujón que casi me deja sin respiración

he gave me such a bear hug o he hugged me so tightly that he almost winded me

la estrechó entre sus brazos

he hugged o embraced her

se estrecharon en un abrazo

they hugged

abrazar

to hug

abrazarse

to hug each other

hugged in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hugged in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.hug [hʌg] -gg- VB trans

1. hug (embrace):

hug

abrazar

2. hug fig idea:

hug

aferrarse a

3. hug (not slide on):

these tyres hug the road

estos neumáticos se agarran a la carretera

II.hug [hʌg] -gg- N

hug

abrazo m

Translations for hugged in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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dar un abrazo a alguien

to give sb a hug

estrujar

to hug

estrechar (abrazar)

to hug

dar un abrazo a alguien

to hug sb

hugged Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

these tyres hug the road

estos neumáticos se agarran a la carretera

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They hugged and canoodled together, seemingly oblivious to all the other festival-goers around them.

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Some people hugged each other and a Chinese lantern floated in the sky above the chapel.

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His assessment was correctonly straggling merchantmen and small patrol craft hugged the barren coasts.

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She was so overwhelmed by his motherly love and hugged him.

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She crawled over to her boyfriend, cuddled him, hugged him, and died.

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He had the victim kneel down while he bear-hugged him to hold pressure on the wound.

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Hee-dong received further criticisms as he sat on their sofa and hugged on a soft toy.

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As she worked her way back to the stage, she again hugged fans, squeezed their outstretched hands and scrawled quick autographs.

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Traditionally, wingers were purely attacking players who hugged the touchline and were not expected to track back and defend.

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Crucially, though, it makes no mention of the room service operator's later claims the 58-year-old star hugged him while naked before asking for a rub down.

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