infuse in Portuguese
infuse in Portuguese is embeber, infundir, mergulhar — infuse means to fill something with a quality or feeling.
infuse in Portuguese
embeber
infundir
mergulhar
infundir
(transitive) To inspire; to inspirit or animate; to fill (with).
What does "infuse" mean?
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verb To fill something with a quality or feeling.
"The new coach infused the team with confidence."
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verb To soak ingredients like tea leaves or herbs in liquid to draw out their flavor.
"Let the tea infuse for five minutes before pouring."
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infuse in a sentence
- The new coach infused the team with confidence.
- Her speech was infused with hope.
- Let the tea infuse for five minutes before pouring.
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What is "infuse" in Portuguese?
"infuse" in Portuguese is embeber, infundir, mergulhar. infuse means: To fill something with a quality or feeling.
How do you use "infuse" in a sentence?
Example: "The new coach infused the team with confidence." In Portuguese, "infuse" is embeber, infundir, mergulhar.
Are there other ways to say "infuse" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "infuse": embeber, infundir, mergulhar.
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