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to hug→ to hugEnglish word meaning

"to hug" is a A2-level English word meaning "to hug". Below you can find 17 example sentences with audio to help you understand how to use it in real English conversations.

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Example Sentences

The Lost Cat
A1Pets & Animals

The Lost Cat

Emma hugs her cat. 'I love you, Mia!'

Emma hugs her cat. 'I love you, Mia!'

Parent and Child
A1Dialogue Practice

Parent and Child

The mother hugs her daughter.

The mother hugs her daughter.

The Missing Toy
A1Mystery & Curiosity

The Missing Toy

She picks up Bruno and hugs him.

She picks up Bruno and hugs him.

Lost in the Supermarket
A1Everyday Situations

Lost in the Supermarket

She hugs him tightly.

She hugs him tightly.

Family Reunion
A2Relationships

Family Reunion

Her mother ran outside to hug her.

Her mother ran outside to hug her.

Meeting an Online Friend
A2Relationships

Meeting an Online Friend

They hugged each other warmly.

They hugged each other warmly.

The Thunderstorm
A2Nature & Outdoors

The Thunderstorm

Emma hugged him tightly.

Emma hugged him tightly.

Thanksgiving Dinner
A2Celebrations

Thanksgiving Dinner

Sarah ran to hug them both.

Sarah ran to hug them both.

Keeping in Touch
A2Relationships

Keeping in Touch

Maria hugged everyone tightly when she arrived.

Maria hugged everyone tightly when she arrived.

Saying Goodbye
A2Relationships

Saying Goodbye

The two friends hugged for a long time.

The two friends hugged for a long time.

Asking for Advice
A2Dialogue Practice

Asking for Advice

Emma stood up and hugged her mother tightly.

Emma stood up and hugged her mother tightly.

Reconnecting with an Old Friend
A2Relationships

Reconnecting with an Old Friend

They hugged each other tightly for a long moment.

They hugged each other tightly for a long moment.

Ferry Crossing
A2Travel

Ferry Crossing

Emma ran to hug her.

Emma ran to hug her.

The Argument
B1Relationships

The Argument

They hugged each other tightly for a long time.

They hugged each other tightly for a long time.

The Breakup
B1Relationships

The Breakup

'I am so sorry, Sarah,' Emma said, hugging her tightly.

'I am so sorry, Sarah,' Emma said, hugging her tightly.

Retirement Day
B1Life Changes

Retirement Day

She stood up and hugged Dr. Chen gratefully.

She stood up and hugged Dr. Chen gratefully.

Long Distance Friendship
B1Relationships

Long Distance Friendship

They hugged for a long time at the security gate, not wanting to let go.

They hugged for a long time at the security gate, not wanting to let go.

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