hugged

UK
/hʌɡd/
US
/hʌɡd/
hugverb

hugged

Past Simple

hugged
Past Simple
hugged
Past Participle
hugging
Gerund
UK
/hʌɡ/
US
/hʌɡ/
Traduzioni
serrer dans ses bras
She hugged her friend tightly after not seeing her for a long time.
Elle a serré son amie dans ses bras très fort après ne pas l'avoir vue depuis longtemps.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
longerEn parlant d'une route, d'un mur ou d'un obstacle : rester au plus près.
garder précieusementAu sens figuré, pour une idée, un souvenir ou une croyance.
épouserSe dit d'un vêtement ou d'un objet qui s'ajuste très près du corps.
Definizioni
To hold someone or something tightly in one's arms, typically to express affection.
She hugged her friend tightly after not seeing her for a long time.
To stay close to something, such as a path or wall, for safety or guidance.
The driver hugged the curb as he navigated the narrow street.
To keep or cherish an idea, belief, or memory closely and with affection.
Even after all these years, he still hugs the memory of his grandmother.
To fit closely and snugly around something, especially a person's body.
The dress hugged her curves, accentuating her figure.
hugnoun
Definizioni
An act of holding someone tightly in one's arms, typically to express affection.
She gave her friend a warm hug to comfort her.
A close embrace used as a greeting or expression of love.
After not seeing each other for years, they shared a long hug.