"Abraço grande" is how you say "big hug" in Portuguese.
In the sentence "She gave him a hug," "hug" is the direct object, as it receives the action of the verb "gave." "Him" is the indirect object, as it receives the direct object (the hug) from the subject (she).
Hugging (Example: Hollie is hugging Lucy.)
"Give" is the present tense form of the verb and is used when talking about actions that are currently happening or recurring. "Gave" is the past tense form of the verb and is used when referring to actions that have already occurred or are completed.
Hug = abraçocuddle = an affectionate, amorous hug.
What did Pat do after the contestant gave him a big hug for solving the puzzle? Pat fell down behind wheel and waved to everyone
Well "hug" can be either a noun or a verb. For a noun you can say: Her tight hug made it hard to breath. For a verb: I hugged my mom.
A bear hug is a big hearty hug, usually a bit rough, as though you were hugging a big bear.
It depends on the subject of the sentence. It also depends on the gender of the subject and the gender of the recipient. For example: I (masculine) send you (masculine) a big hug = ani shole'akh lekha khibuk gadol we (masculine) send you (feminine) a big hug = anakhnu shol'khim lakh khibuk gadol They (feminine) send you (masculine) a big hug = hen shol'khot lekha khibuk gadol
"Abraço grande" is how you say "big hug" in Portuguese.
GBH means Great Big Hug or Ginormous Big Hug...
In the sentence "She gave him a hug," "hug" is the direct object, as it receives the action of the verb "gave." "Him" is the indirect object, as it receives the direct object (the hug) from the subject (she).
dicker Kuss = big kiss would be the most suitable translation. There is no translation in German for "big hug" that isn't clumsy, hug = Umarmung, Liebkosung
It means "I hug you".
hug him tight? obv
Yes
A big hug.