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    Abrazaron (en. Hugged)

    /a.bɾa.'θa.ɾon/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Action of enclosing a person or thing with the arms as a sign of affection or protection.
    When I arrived, my friends embraced me with great joy.
    Cuando llegué, mis amigos me abrazaron con mucha alegría.
    To accept something with enthusiasm or conviction.
    They embraced the cause with fervor.
    Abrazaron la causa con fervor.
    To hold or grasp someone or something with the arms.
    She hugged the child to comfort him.
    Ella abrazó al niño para consolarlo.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'abraza', which comes from 'apprehendere', meaning 'to grasp'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to give a hug
    To express affection with a hug.
    dar un abrazo
    hug whoever you want
    To allow others to come close affectionately.
    abrace a quien quiera
    bear hug
    A very strong and affectionate hug.
    abrazo de oso
    hugs and kisses
    Expression used to indicate love and affection.
    abrazos y besos

    Related Words

    to hug
    Verb that means to take someone in one's arms.
    abrazar
    huggable
    That can be embraced.
    abrazable
    clamp
    An object used to hold or fix something.
    abrazadera

    Slang Meanings

    To have a good hug.
    Don't be shy, come on, I'm going to give you a big hug!
    No seas tímido, ¡ven, que te voy a dar un abrazón!
    To hug someone as a greeting.
    When we see each other, it's always a big hug.
    Cuando nos vemos, siempre es un abrazote.