nourish in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

nourish in the PONS Dictionary

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nourish Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to nourish oneself on sth
alimentarse de algo
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Mutual understanding nourished by divine love will be the basis for community life.
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He was nourished in an atmosphere of strong family ties, pervasive moral influence, and a deep sense of ethnic and cultural diversity.
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It acts as a platform for them to showcase their technological and engineering prowess and nourishes growing scientific talent.
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He was nourished by the space, its harshness and its sense of wild mystery.
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In this way, the school nourishes spiritual growth within each child and inspires a greater sense of self-worth and respect for others.
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He condemns communism but also the social conditions which nourish it.
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Nourishing a beach that has little submerged sand requires addressing the reason that the submerged sand is missing.
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All my efforts are to nourish the ancient culture.
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It is the doing that is the real art and when creativity is nourished, it can sustain as well.
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A simple, raw food - uncooked but potentially nourishing.
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