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  1. intimate:
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Detailed Translations for intimately from English to Spanish

intimately:


Translation Matrix for intimately:

AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- closely; nearly; well

Synonyms for "intimately":


Related Definitions for "intimately":

  1. with great or especially intimate knowledge1
  2. in a close manner1
    • the two phenomena are intimately connected1

intimately form of intimate:

intimate adj

  1. intimate (confidential; private)
    íntimo; cariñoso; confidencial; entrañable; sincero; familiar
  2. intimate (confidential; private)
    confidencial; íntimo
  3. intimate (familiar)
    de igual a igual; familiar

intimate [the ~] noun

  1. the intimate (friend; chum; pal)
    el íntimo

to intimate verb (intimates, intimated, intimating)

  1. to intimate (make one's opinion known; announce; impart; )
    avisar; comunicar
  2. to intimate (propose; suggest)
    proponer; sugerir

Conjugations for intimate:

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

Translation Matrix for intimate:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
avisar giving notice of; notifying
cariñoso chickadee; darling; ducky; peach; sweetie
familiar family member; member of the family
proponer advancing; postulating
íntimo chum; friend; intimate; pal
- confidant
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
avisar announce; communicate; impart; inform; intimate; make one's opinion known; state announce; declare; expound; give; give notice of; inform; list; make known; mention; notify; proclaim; remind; send for; send word; state; subpoena; summon
comunicar announce; communicate; impart; inform; intimate; make one's opinion known; state announce; blab; call attention to; chat; chatter; communicate; connect; declare; expound; feed; give notice of; have a conversation; indicate; inform; instil; instill; make known; narrate; notify; pass on; point out; proclaim; put through; rattle; relate; report; send word; speak; state; talk; tell
proponer intimate; propose; suggest advise; appoint; blame; bring forward; bring in; consider; declaim; elect; initiate; introduce; make a proposal; nominate; orate; postulate; present; propose; put forward; raise; rebuke; recite; recommend; reprimand; suggest
sugerir intimate; propose; suggest advise; bring forward; bring in; initiate; introduce; nominate; postulate; present; prompt; propose; put forward; raise; suggest
- adumbrate; insinuate; suggest
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- cosy; cozy; familiar; informal; inner; internal; knowledgeable; sexual; versed
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- close; hint
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
cariñoso confidential; intimate; private affectionate; attached; beautiful; charming; cherished; dear; deep; devoted; exclusive; favorite; favourite; fond; good looking; good-looking; handsome; lovely; loving; nice; personable; preferential; pretty; private; profound; select; selected; snap; warm
confidencial confidential; intimate; private
de igual a igual familiar; intimate
entrañable confidential; intimate; private deep; profound
familiar confidential; familiar; intimate; private agreeable; comfortable; cosy; cozy; easy-going; familiar; known; on familiar terms with; pleasant; pleasurable; snug; trusted
sincero confidential; intimate; private cordial; cordially; deep; fair; fierce; frank; genuine; heart-felt; heartfelt; heavy; honest; honorable; honourable; intense; just; open; outspoken; plain; profound; right; right-minded; righteous; serious; sincere; sporting; straight; straightforward; true; true-hearted; upright; vehement; violent; wholehearted
íntimo confidential; intimate; private agreeable; comfortable; cosy; cozy; deep; heartfelt; pleasant; pleasurable; profound; snug

Related Words for "intimate":

  • intimating, intimates, intimately, intimation

Synonyms for "intimate":


Related Definitions for "intimate":

  1. having mutual interests or affections; of established friendship1
    • pretending she is on an intimate footing with those she slanders1
  2. marked by close acquaintance, association, or familiarity1
    • intimate friend1
    • intimate relations between economics, politics, and legal principles1
  3. thoroughly acquainted through study or experience1
    • this girl, so intimate with nature1
  4. having or fostering a warm or friendly and informal atmosphere1
    • an intimate cocktail lounge1
    • the small room was cozy and intimate1
  5. innermost or essential1
    • the intimate structure of matter1
  6. involved in a sexual relationship1
    • the intimate (or sexual) relations between husband and wife1
    • she had been intimate with many men1
    • he touched her intimate parts1
  7. someone to whom private matters are confided1
  8. give to understand1
  9. imply as a possibility1

Wiktionary Translations for intimate:

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• intimate → íntimo ↔ intim — vertraut, eng verbunden, innerst, innerlichst
• intimate → íntimo; cómodo ↔ intime — profondément intérieur, en parlant surtout de ce qui fait l’essence réelle d’une chose.







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