embracing
word · lemma: embrace
Definition
Physically holding someone closely in your arms as a sign of affection; also accepting ideas or changes with enthusiasm.
Usage & Nuances
'Embracing' can refer to both the physical act of hugging and the figurative act of welcoming ideas, changes, or opportunities. Common phrases: 'embracing change', 'embracing diversity'. Often used in positive, supportive contexts.
Spanish: abrazar - aceptar (ideas/cambios)Portuguese (BR): abraçar - aceitar (ideias/mudanças)Portuguese (PT): abraçar - aceitar (ideias/mudanças)Chinese (Simplified): 拥抱 - 接受（观念/变化）Chinese (Traditional): 擁抱 - 接受（觀念/變化）Hindi: गले लगाना - अपनाना (विचार/परिवर्तन)Arabic: احتضان - تقبل (الأفكار/التغييرات)Bengali: আলিঙ্গন করা - গ্রহণ করা (আদর্শ, পরিবর্তন ইত্যাদি)Russian: обнимать - принимать (идею, перемены)Japanese: 抱きしめる - 受け入れる（考え・変化など）Vietnamese: ôm - đón nhận (ý tưởng, thay đổi, v.v.)Korean: 껴안다 - 받아들이다 (생각, 변화 등)Turkish: kucaklamak - benimsemek (fikir, değişim vb.)Urdu: گلے لگانا - قبول کرنا (خیال، تبدیلی وغیرہ)Indonesian: memeluk - menerima (ide, perubahan, dll)
Example Sentences
The community is embracing different cultures.
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More companies are embracing remote work these days.
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They were embracing each other at the airport.
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She is embracing her new job with excitement.
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By embracing new technology, we can improve our lives.
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She walked into the room, embracing her little brother tightly.
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