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  1. embrace [sth] ⇒ vtr: figurative (accept) (une idée) adopter⇒, épouser⇒ vtr : His colleagues embraced his proposals. Ses collègues adoptèrent (or: épousèrent) ses propositions. embrace [sth] vtr: figurative (welcome) (une occasion) saisir⇒ vtr : I would urge you to embrace this opportunity before it is too late.

  2. vt. (=hug) [+person] embrasser, étreindre. → Before she could embrace him he stepped away. (=welcome, espouse) [+religion, ideology] embrasser. → her decision to embrace Islam. → He embraces the new information age. [+new idea, system] adopter.

  3. verb. / imˈbreis/ to take (a person etc) in the arms; to hug. étreindre. She embraced her brother warmly. embrace. noun. a clasping in the arms; a hug. étreinte.

  4. Dictionnaire anglais-français. embrace ( sb./sth.) verbe ( embraced, embraced) embrasser v. Growing up, I embraced new ideas. En grandissant, j'ai embrassé de nouvelles idées. accueillir qqn./qqch. v. The company needs to embrace change in order to evolve. L'entreprise doit accueillir le changement pour évoluer. s'étreindre v.

  5. [ɪmˈbreɪs ] transitive verb. 1. (= hug) [person] embrasser ⧫ étreindre. 2. (= welcome, espouse) [religion, ideology] embrasser. [new idea, system] adopter. 3. (= include) [group of people, things] couvrir ⧫ comprendre. intransitive verb. (= hug) s’embrasser ⧫ s’étreindre. noun. (= hug) étreinte f.

  6. verb. / imˈbreis/ to take (a person etc) in the arms; to hug. étreindre. She embraced her brother warmly. embrace. noun. a clasping in the arms; a hug. étreinte. a loving embrace.

  7. [ɪmˈbreɪs] noun. [of friend, child] étreinte f. [of lover] étreinte f, enlacement m. [of official visitor, statesman] accolade f. to hold or to clasp somebody in an embrace étreindre quelqu'un. emboss. - embossed. - embouchure. - embrace. - embrocation. - embroider. - embroidered. -