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imbue

/ɪmˈbjuː/

Traducción: Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de llenar o impregnar a alguien o algo con un sentimiento, cualidad o idea, o de inspirar profundamente con ello.

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verb

/ɪmˈbjuː/C1formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de llenar o impregnar a alguien o algo con un sentimiento, cualidad o idea, o de inspirar profundamente con ello.

A verb used to indicate the act of inspiring or permeating someone or something with a feeling, quality, or idea.

  1. Inspire or permeateC1formal

    To fill or inspire someone or something with a feeling, quality, or idea.

    esimbuir

    • The teacher imbued her students with a love of learning.
    • His speech was imbued with a sense of hope.
    • The artist imbued the painting with deep emotion.

    Sinónimoschargeimpregnateinfusepermeatesaturatesteepsuffuse

    Antónimosdeprivedivestdrainemptystrip

  2. Saturate or soakC1formal

    To cause something to be thoroughly filled or saturated with a substance.

    esEmpapar o saturar

    • The cloth was imbued with a fragrant oil.
    • The soil was imbued with water after the heavy rain.
    • The wood was imbued with a protective coating.

    Sinónimoschargeimpregnateinfusepermeatesaturatesoaksteepsuffuse

  3. Suffuse with colorC1formal

    To cause something to be permeated or spread throughout with a color.

    esimpregnar de color

    • The sunset imbued the sky with shades of orange and pink.
    • The dye imbued the fabric with a deep blue hue.
    • The morning light imbued the room with a warm glow.

    Sinónimoscolordyeinfusepermeatesaturatestainsuffusetingetintwash

Formas
  • imbued past participle
  • imbued past simple
  • imbuing present participle
  • imbues third person singular
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