to nestle
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British pronunciation
/nˈɛsə‍l/

Definición y Significado de "nestle"

to nestle
01

acurrucarse

to position oneself comfortably and cozily
Intransitive
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After a tiring day, she likes to nestle into her favorite chair.
The baby nestled against its mother's warmth for a nap.
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acurrucarse

to place a person or thing in a comfortable or safe position, often with a sense of care or affection
Transitive: to nestle sb/sth somewhere
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The mother gently nestled the baby in her arms, soothing him to sleep.
La madre acurrucó suavemente al bebé en sus brazos, arrullándolo para que se durmiera.
She nestled the plant pot on the windowsill, where it could get sunlight.
Ella acurrucó la maceta en el alféizar de la ventana, donde podía recibir luz solar.
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acurrucarse, anidarse

to be positioned in a tucked-away, protected, or partially concealed spot
Intransitive: to nestle somewhere
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The small village nestles in the valley, surrounded by towering mountains.
El pequeño pueblo se acurruca en el valle, rodeado de montañas imponentes.
The cabin nestled among the trees, hidden from view.
La cabaña anidada entre los árboles, oculta de la vista.
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acurrucamiento, abrazo

a close and affectionate (and often prolonged) embrace
nestle definition and meaning
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