nestle in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

nestle in the PONS Dictionary

nestle Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to nestle sth on sth
apoyar algo contra algo
to nestle up to sb
arrimarse a alguien
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The park features a rustic campground with some of the sites nestled in the dunes along the lake shore.
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This both prevents the host species from realizing their nest has been parasitized and reduces competition for the parasitic nestling once it hatches.
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These ideas nestled close to each other, living together even as they led very solitary lives because of violent and painful separation.
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Nestled at about 1800 ft above sea level, this spot is 56 kilometres away from the city's railway station.
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It is nestled in a canyon of oak-thickets, with steep hills covered by chaparral on both sides.
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Females also do all of the feeding, primarily via regurgitation, during the nestling period for the offspring, which is between 14 and 17 days.
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The birds start arriving in groups for the nestling season.
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The biggest lake is overgrown with reed and is a good nestling ground for numerous types of birds.
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Highway 26 is nestled between the base of the bluffs and the river channel.
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The nestling period is between 16 to 22 days, with chicks being independent of the parents eight days after fledging.
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