nestled in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

nestled in the PONS Dictionary

nestled 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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A wind chime swings in the breeze on the front porch of their gray-and-white cottage, which is nestled beside 10 acres of green horse pastures.
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Today the town is known for its stately homes nestled between centuries-old live oaks and two championship golf courses.
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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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There's a fireplace with an amp and a karaoke machine nestled into it.
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There's even nice touches like faint strip lighting nestled into the door trims which casts a warm glow from the front to back at night.
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It sits tight on a building lot nestled between a large office building on one side, and apartment building on the other.
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On hatching, the chicks live in brooders, nestled among warm washcloths.
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I savour the warmth of my bed, nestled in between the soft flannelette sheets.
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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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All this will be nestled in a well-manicured, manmade forest sprinkled with apple, plum, cherry and apricot trees.
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