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    Infundir (en. Infuse)

    /in.fun.'dir/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To introduce a feeling or quality in someone.
    The teacher manages to instill discipline in his students.
    El maestro logra infundir disciplina en sus alumnos.
    To supply a liquid to a container or a living being.
    It is necessary to consistently infuse the serum into the patient.
    Se necesita infundir el suero de manera constante al paciente.
    To give life or energy to something.
    Music can infuse joy at a gathering.
    La música puede infundir alegría en una reunión.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'infundere', which means 'to pour in' or 'to introduce liquid'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to instill confidence
    To provide security or certainty to someone.
    infundir confianza
    to instill fear
    To provoke fear or dread in a person.
    infundir miedo
    to instill hope
    To give reasons to have faith in a better future.
    infundir esperanza

    Related Words

    fusion
    Action of merging or mixing two or more elements.
    fusión
    inspire
    To produce a certain disposition or feeling in a person.
    inspirar
    propel
    To give an impetus or push to something.
    impulsar

    Slang Meanings

    To infuse positive energy.
    I need someone to infuse me with good vibes.
    Necesito que alguien me infunda buena vibra.
    To instill character.
    That leader knows how to instill character in his team.
    Ese líder sabe infundir carácter en su equipo.