Vocab Bloom Hub

recline

/rɪˈklaɪn/

Traducción: Verbo que indica el acto de inclinarse o echarse hacia atrás en una posición relajada, a menudo apoyando la espalda o el cuerpo sobre una superficie.

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verb

/rɪˈklaɪn/B2formal
  • esVerbo que indica el acto de inclinarse o echarse hacia atrás en una posición relajada, a menudo apoyando la espalda o el cuerpo sobre una superficie.

A verb used to indicate the act of leaning or lying back in a relaxed position, often with the back supported.

  1. Lean backB1formal

    To move the upper part of the body backwards and down, often into a resting position.

    esRecostarse hacia atrás

    • She reclined in her chair after a long day.
    • He reclined on the sofa to watch television.
    • The patient was asked to recline during the examination.

    Sinónimoslean backlollloungereposestretch out

    Antónimossitstandstraightenupright

  2. Adjust to a sloping positionB1formal

    To cause something, such as a seat or chair, to move into a sloping or tilted position.

    esInclinar (un asiento)

    • He reclined his seat to get more comfortable on the flight.
    • She reclined the back of the chair to take a nap.
    • The driver reclined the driver's seat slightly.

    Sinónimosinclinelean backslanttilt

  3. Rest comfortablyB1formal

    To lean or lie back in a comfortable, relaxed position.

    esRecostarse

    • They reclined on the grass and looked at the stars.
    • He reclined against the pillows while reading.
    • She reclined in the hammock, enjoying the afternoon breeze.

    Sinónimoslean backlie downlollloungereposerestsprawl

Formas
  • reclined past participle
  • reclined past simple
  • reclining present participle
  • reclines third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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