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Detailed Translations for clinging from English to Spanish

clinging:

clinging [the ~] noun

  1. the clinging (gluing; sticking; glueing together; pasting; sticking together)
    el el pegar; el pegarse

clinging adj

  1. clinging

Translation Matrix for clinging:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
el pegar clinging; glueing together; gluing; pasting; sticking; sticking together
pegarse clinging; glueing together; gluing; pasting; sticking; sticking together glueing together; sticking together
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
pegarse adhere; attach to; boost; burn; cake; cheat; encourage; glue; glue together; gull; patch; push on; spoof; stick; stick to; stick to the pan; stick together; trick; with glue
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
pendiendo clinging

Related Words for "clinging":


clinging form of cling:

to cling verb (clings, clung, clinging)

  1. to cling (stick; paste; adhere; glue; gum)
    fijar; pegar
  2. to cling (clasp)

Conjugations for cling:

present
  1. cling
  2. cling
  3. clings
  4. cling
  5. cling
  6. cling
simple past
  1. clung
  2. clung
  3. clung
  4. clung
  5. clung
  6. clung
present perfect
  1. have clung
  2. have clung
  3. has clung
  4. have clung
  5. have clung
  6. have clung
past continuous
  1. was clinging
  2. were clinging
  3. was clinging
  4. were clinging
  5. were clinging
  6. were clinging
future
  1. shall cling
  2. will cling
  3. will cling
  4. shall cling
  5. will cling
  6. will cling
continuous present
  1. am clinging
  2. are clinging
  3. is clinging
  4. are clinging
  5. are clinging
  6. are clinging
subjunctive
  1. be clung
  2. be clung
  3. be clung
  4. be clung
  5. be clung
  6. be clung
diverse
  1. cling!
  2. let's cling!
  3. clung
  4. clung
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for cling:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aferrarse a holding; preserving
fijar fastening; fixing; securing
- clingstone
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abrazarse a clasp; cling clasp; clutch; grasp; grip; seize
aferrarse a clasp; cling
agarrarse a clasp; cling catch; chain; clamp; clasp; fetter; grab; grasp; grip; seize; take hold of; tie
brindar clasp; cling clang; clink; drink health to; drive; drive piles; jangle; jingle; lisp; ram; rattling; rustle; speak with a lisp; toast; whisper; whizz; whoosh
estrechar clasp; cling clasp; clutch; constrict; grasp; grip; narrow; seize
fijar adhere; cling; glue; gum; paste; stick affix; allocate; attach; attach to; bid; catch; confirm; connect; determine; dictate; direct; establish; fasten; fix; identify; instruct; mend; order; pin; repair; restore; secure; seize; snatch; sneak up on; take unaware; tattle; tie up; twig
pegar adhere; cling; glue; gum; paste; stick adhere; affect; affix; attach; attach to; bang; beat up; cadge; concern; confirm; connect; drive; drive piles; fasten; fix; glue; glue in; glue together; hammer; hit; hit someone; knock about; mooch; move; obtain by begging; paste; paste in; paste on; paste together; patch; ram; secure; stick; stick in; stick on; stick to; stick together; strike; strike someone; suture; thump; touch; with glue
remachar clasp; cling clang; clink; die-cut; drive; drive piles; jangle; jingle; punch; ram; rattling
trincar clasp; cling clang; clink; drive; drive piles; jangle; jingle; ram; rattling
- adhere; cleave; cohere; hang; stick

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Related Definitions for "cling":

  1. fruit (especially peach) whose flesh adheres strongly to the pit1
  2. hold on tightly or tenaciously1
    • The child clung to his mother's apron1
  3. come or be in close contact with; stick or hold together and resist separation1
    • The dress clings to her body1
  4. to remain emotionally or intellectually attached1
    • He clings to the idea that she might still love him.1

Wiktionary Translations for cling:

cling
verb
  1. (figuratively) feel strongly about
  2. hold tightly

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
cling agarrarse; aferrarse; abrazarse vastklampen — zich met inspanning ergens aan vasthouden