Infundían (en. Infused)
/in.fun.ˈdjan/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Action of infusing, that is, transmitting or instilling something to someone.
The teacher instilled confidence in his students.
El maestro infundía confianza en sus estudiantes.
To introduce into something, especially emotions or ideas.
The words of the song instilled nostalgia.
Las palabras de la canción infundían nostalgia.
To provide a principle or impulse.
The leader instilled inspiration in his team.
El líder infundía inspiración en su equipo.
Etymology
From Latin 'infundere,' which means to pour or spill in.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to instill courage
To provide courage or determination to someone.
infundir valor
to instill fear
To provoke fear or apprehension.
infundir miedo
to instill hope
To provide optimism or confidence in the future.
infundir esperanza
Related Words
infusion
Action of infusing, especially in the context of drinks or ideas.
infusión
influence
The ability to affect or change the behavior or beliefs of others.
influencia
inspiration
Stimulus that motivates or propels creativity or action.
inspiración
Slang Meanings
To instill confidence
That speech really instilled confidence in everyone.
Ese discurso realmente infundía confianza en todos.
To instill fear
The story instilled fear among the young people.
La historia infundía temor entre los jóvenes.