Plural: embraces

1. Translate "embrace" to Spanish: abrazar, estrechar, coger en sus brazos, dar un abrazo a, abracar
   English Synonyms of "embrace": hug, clasp in one's arms, cuddle, hold, hold close, canoodle, embosom, hold up
   Define meaning of "embrace": Hug, usually with fondness.
Elsa embraced her son, Elsa estrechó a su hijo.
Hug me, please.
They embraced.

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The reason man is the more general term is that man embraces woman. La razón por la que hombre es un término más general es que el hombre abraza e incluye a la mujer. As freely as the firmament embraces the world, or the sun pours forth impartially his beams, so mercy must encircle both friend and foe. Johann von Schiller Tan libremente como el firmamento abraza al mundo, o el sol vierte en adelante imparcialmente sus rayos, así es como la misericordia debe rodear tanto a amigos como enemigos. Johann von Schiller There is no unhappier creature on earth than a fetishist who yearns to embrace a woman's shoe and has to embrace the whole woman. Karl Kraus No hay criatura más infeliz en la Tierra que un fetichista que desea ardientemente abrazar el zapato de una mujer y tiene que abrazar a la mujer entera. Karl Kraus




2. Translate "embrace" to Spanish: abrazarse, estrecharse
   English Synonyms of "embrace": embrace each other, cuddle, cuddle up, hug, hug each other
   Define meaning of "embrace": Hug, usually with fondness.
Hug me, please.
They embraced.


3. Translate "embrace" to Spanish: seguir, aceptar, adoptar, estrechar
   English Synonyms of "embrace": believe in, welcome, adopt, buy, espouse, follow, take, take on
   Define meaning of "embrace": Take up the cause, ideology, practice, method, of someone and use it as one's own.
Ann embraced Catholicism, Ana adoptó el catolicismo.
She embraced Catholicism.
They adopted the Jewish faith.



4. Translate "embrace" to Spanish: abarcar, contener, circunscribir, ahijar, prohijar
   English Synonyms of "embrace": comprehend, comprise, encompass, include, reach over, take in
   Define meaning of "embrace": Take up the cause, ideology, practice, method, of someone and use it as one's own. ; Include in scope; include as part of something broader; have as one's sphere or territory.
She embraced Catholicism.
They adopted the Jewish faith.
This group encompasses a wide range of people from different backgrounds.
This should cover everyone in the group.

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The symphony must be like the world. It must embrace everything. Gustav Mahler La sinfonía debe ser como el mundo. Debe abarcarlo todo. Gustav Mahler




5. Translate "embrace" to Spanish: abarcar, contemplar
   English Synonyms of "embrace": span, take into account, call for, extend across, extend over, extend through, extend throughout, range over, stretch over
   Define meaning of "embrace": Include in scope; include as part of something broader; have as one's sphere or territory.
This group encompasses a wide range of people from different backgrounds.
This should cover everyone in the group.


6. Translate "embrace" to Spanish: asimilar
   English Synonyms of "embrace": assimilate, take in, internalise, internalize
   Define meaning of "embrace": Take up the cause, ideology, practice, method, of someone and use it as one's own.
She embraced Catholicism.
They adopted the Jewish faith.

1. Translate "embrace" to Spanish: abrazo, abrazamiento, abracijo, abrazada, apercolle, faje
   English Synonyms of "embrace": hug, clinch, embracement, clasp, cuddle, clutch
   Define meaning of "embrace": The act of clasping another person in the arms (as in greeting or affection).

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Thanks to television commercials, children now know that what a couple in a romantic embrace talk about is cigarettes, calories and cars. Gracias a los comerciales de televisión, los chicos ahora saben que una pareja que se abraza románticamente habla de cigarrillos, calorías y autos.