Hugging Meaning in English
word · lemma: hug
/ˈhəɡɪŋ/
HUH-ging
/hˈʌɡɪŋ/
HUH-ging
释义
Holding someone tightly in your arms as a sign of love, comfort, or greeting. It shows care and affection.
用法与细微差别
Mostly informal, used for physical embracing. 'Hugging' can be comforting or celebratory. Do not confuse with 'holding' (just carrying or gripping), or 'kissing' (more intimate). Often paired with 'each other,' 'goodbye,' 'tight,' or 'after a long time.'
Spanish: abrazarPortuguese (BR): abraçarPortuguese (PT): abraçarChinese (Simplified): 拥抱Chinese (Traditional): 擁抱Hindi: गले लगानाArabic: عِناقBengali: আলিঙ্গন করা - জড়িয়ে ধরাRussian: обниматьсяJapanese: 抱きしめるVietnamese: ômKorean: 안아주다Turkish: sarılmakUrdu: گلے لگاناIndonesian: memeluk
例句
The mother is hugging her child.
basic
They are hugging each other tightly.
basic
I saw two friends hugging at the airport.
basic
After months apart, hugging felt amazing.
natural
Some people aren't very comfortable with hugging strangers.
natural
He walked in, all smiles, hugging everyone in the room.
natural