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1 imbue
tr[ɪm'bjʊː]1 formal use imbuir ( with, de), infundir\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be imbued with something estar lleno,-a de algo, estar empapado,-a de algoto become imbued with something imbuirse de algov.• imbuir v.• infundir v.ɪm'bjuːtransitive verb (frml)to imbue somebody WITH something — imbuir* a alguien de algo (frml)
[ɪm'bjuː]VTto imbue sth with — imbuir algo de or en frm, empapar algo de
to imbue sb with sth — [+ quality, virtue] infundir or conferir algo a algn, imbuir a algn de algo frm
to be imbued with — estar imbuido frm or empapado de
* * *[ɪm'bjuː]transitive verb (frml)to imbue somebody WITH something — imbuir* a alguien de algo (frml)
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