imbue in Portuguese
imbue in Portuguese is impregnar, imbuir — imbue means to fill someone or something with a quality, feeling or idea so that it spreads through the whole of it.
imbue in Portuguese
impregnar
imbuir
What does "imbue" mean?
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verb To fill someone or something with a quality, feeling or idea so that it spreads through the whole of it.
"Her training imbued her with a deep respect for detail."
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verb To soak or saturate something with a liquid, especially a dye.
"The cloth was imbued with a deep indigo."
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imbue in a sentence
- Her training imbued her with a deep respect for detail.
- The score imbues even the quiet scenes with menace.
- The cloth was imbued with a deep indigo.
- Wood imbued with preservative lasts far longer outdoors.
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What is "imbue" in Portuguese?
"imbue" in Portuguese is impregnar, imbuir. imbue means: To fill someone or something with a quality, feeling or idea so that it spreads through the whole of it.
How do you use "imbue" in a sentence?
Example: "Her training imbued her with a deep respect for detail." In Portuguese, "imbue" is impregnar, imbuir.
Are there other ways to say "imbue" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "imbue": impregnar, imbuir.
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