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cling to

/klɪŋ tuː/

Traducción: Verbo frasal que significa aferrarse fuertemente a algo física o emocionalmente, o mantenerse firme en una idea o creencia sin soltarla.

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verb

/klɪŋ tuː/B2formal
  • esVerbo frasal que significa aferrarse fuertemente a algo física o emocionalmente, o mantenerse firme en una idea o creencia sin soltarla.

A phrasal verb used to indicate holding tightly onto something physically or emotionally, or refusing to give up an idea or belief.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

  1. Hold tightlyformal

    To hold onto something or someone tightly, especially with your hands or arms.

    esaferrarse a

    • The child clung to her mother's leg.
    • He clung to the railing as the boat rocked.
    • She clung to his arm during the scary movie.

    Sinónimosclutchembracegraspgriphug

    Antónimosdropfreelet goloosenrelease

  2. Refuse to give upformal

    To continue to believe in or hold onto an idea, belief, or feeling, even when it is difficult.

    esaferrarse a

    • She clung to the hope that he would return.
    • They clung to their traditions despite the changes.
    • He clung to the belief that hard work always pays off.

    Sinónimoscherishharbormaintainretainstick to

Formas
  • clung to past participle
  • clung to past simple
  • clinging to present participle
  • clings to third person singular

Verbo basecling

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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