Animaban (en. Encouraged)

[aniˈmaban]

Meaning & Definition

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verb

To stimulate or give life and energy to something or someone.

The teachers encouraged the students to participate more in class.

Los profesores animaban a los estudiantes a participar más en clase.

To foster enthusiasm or interest in an activity.

Cultural activities enlivened the life of the neighborhood.

Las actividades culturales animaban la vida del barrio.

To make someone feel happier or more content.

Her words encouraged everyone who was sad.

Sus palabras animaban a todos los que estaban tristes.

From Latin 'anima', which means 'soul' or 'life'.

liven up the atmosphere

Make a place more joyful or lively.

animar el ambiente

to cheer up

To become more cheerful or determined.

animarse

to encourage someone

To motivate someone to act or to feel better.

animar a alguien

encourage

Verb that means to give energy or life.

animar

spirit

Emotional state of a person, related to vitality and energy.

ánimo

animation

Action of encouraging or giving life to something.

animación

There is no specific slang associated with 'animaban'.

This term is used in both formal and everyday contexts without colloquial variations.

Este término se usa en contextos formales y cotidianos sin variaciones coloquiales.