Summary
affection {noun}
afección · afecto · afectuosidad · amor · cariño · simpatía
to affect {verb}
repercutir · emocionar · afectar · conmover
Synonyms
affection: affectionateness · fondness · tenderness
affect: impact · bear upon · bear on
more (14)English-Spanish translation for "affection"
"affection" Spanish translation
affection {noun}
affection, personal relationships, wider horizons, while on the other they are
Please rest assured that Parliament is receiving you with great affection and optimism.
I want to pass on to you the heartfelt greetings and genuine affection of
influence of a deep affection, and this also explains his generosity towards
Assuring you once more of my affection and wishing you the consolations
affection {noun} (also: affableness)
A mother ought to be the embodiment of love and affection, and her womb should be the safest of places.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the affection felt for Europe by many European citizens is, unfortunately, beginning to wane.
May your affection and obvious love of this Parliament, of these European institutions prove to be infectious as you address gatherings
That is how Martín Carpena won the affection of all the people of Malaga.
I am convinced that that will help restore the affection felt for Europe.
Mr President, the report by Mrs Kinnock is one of those which the Socialist Group has followed with the greatest interest and affection.
they need affection
to affect {verb}
to affect [affected|affected] {vb} (also: to bounce off)
Cough can impact on quality of life, cause anxiety and affect sleep for parents and children.
It can impact on quality of life, cause anxiety and affect sleep in parents and children.
Over the years we achieved real control and achieved the possibility to affect the management of the resources of the European Union.
goes on to affect urban and rural planning.
to conflicts in the present world, inasmuch as individual sin always affects
to affect [affected|affected] {v.t.} (also: to move, to touch, to thrill)
to affect [affected|affected] {v.t.}
This is a problem that affects one country today, but could affect others tomorrow.
Precisely in the case of Albania we see that it can affect any Member State.
I have done so because we need to prevent a risk that might affect anyone.
It is also possible that zinc deficiency may affect infant growth as well.
Sarcoidosis is a common disease that can affect several parts of the body.
to affect [affected|affected] {v.t.} (also: to move, to touch)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "affection":
© Princeton Universityaffectionateness · fondness · tenderness · heart · warmness · warmheartedness · philia
Synonyms (English) for "affect":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "affection" in Spanish
Similar words
affableness · affably · affair · affaire · affairs · affectation · affected · affectedly · affectedness · affecting · affection · affectionally · affectionate · affectionately · affections · affective · affectivity · afferent · affiance · affiant · affidavit
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