Pronunciation: English? 【h？ ɡ]? ? ? Beautiful? 【h？ ɡ]
Verb (short for verb)? Hug; Hug tightly; Yes; close/immediate/next-door neighbour
Noun (short for noun)? Hug; hug
Lexical collocation
1, hold the baby
2.Hugdoll is holding a doll.
3. Deep hug is full of deep hugs.
Common sentence patterns:
He gave me a hug.
He gave me a big hug.
The two friends embraced and greeted each other.
The two old friends embraced warmly when they met.
He greeted her with a loving hug.
He greeted her with an affectionate hug.
Extended data:
1, word usage
Hug basically means "hug, hug" and usually means a friendly attitude. This way can be a friendly expression between lovers and friends, or a hug to celebrate something.
Hugging also means "approaching" and "hugging"
Hugh is mainly used as a transitive verb in a sentence, followed by a noun or pronoun as an object.
2. Discrimination of word meaning
Hug, clasp and hug all mean "hug".
Embracing popularity can refer to any form of hugging, "hugging" because of love and "hugging" because of friendship;
Hugging means "hugging" because of love; ?
Clasp emphasizes hugging specific parts, such as waist and neck.