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to hug
01
prendre [qqn] dans ses bras, embrasser, se prendre dans les bras
to tightly and closely hold someone in one's arms, typically a person one loves
Intransitive
Transitive: to hug sb
Example
As a sign of support, he gently hugged his friend who was going through a tough time.
Feeling grateful, she hugged the person who returned her lost belongings.
In times of sorrow, friends often find solace in hugging each other.
02
épouser, enlacer
to surround or fit closely and snugly around something
Transitive: to hug sth
Example
The soft fabric of the seat cover hugged the shape of the chair perfectly.
The soft foam of the mattress hugged his body as he lay down.
The warm sand hugged his feet as he walked along the beach.
Hug
01
prendre [qqn] dans ses bras
the act of closely holding someone in one's arms, usually as a sign of affection
Exemple
As a sign of support, he gently hugged his friend who was going through a tough time.
Feeling grateful, she hugged the person who returned her lost belongings.
In times of sorrow, friends often find solace in hugging each other.
Overjoyed to see each other, they warmly hugged upon meeting at the airport.
