B1 to hold someone close to your body with your arms, usually to show that you like, love, or value them拥抱,搂抱(以示喜欢或欣赏)
to stay very close to something or someone紧靠,紧挨
literary to keep something that makes you feel better or pleases you private or secret心中怀有
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They were sitting outside in the car, kissing and hugging each other.
At this wonderful news, the whole family ran together and hugged.
The little girl sat hugging her teddy bear.
She has a habit of hugging a cushion while she's watching TV.
He hugged me so hard that I could hardly breathe.
B1 the act of holding someone or something close to your body with your arms拥抱,搂抱
More examples
She threw her arms round me, and gave me a hug.
Can I have a hug before you go?
Hey - cheer up! I think you need a hug.
We were too sad to talk, but we gave each other a comforting hug.
At the end of the holiday, there were hugs all round before the two families parted company.
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