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To abandon, leave, forsake, give up to hug, embrace, clasp, cling to accompany, go along to be accustomed, be in the habit of acompañar acostumbrar abrazar abandonar instructions
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To abandon, leave, forsake, give up

to hug, embrace, clasp, cling
to accompany, go along
to be accustomed, be in the habit of
acompañar
acostumbrar
abrazar
abandonar
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To abandon, leave, forsake, give up: abandonar
To hug, embrace, clasp, cling: abrazar
To accompany; go along: acompañar
To be accustomed, be in habit of: acostumbrar
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