tuck
BrE /tʌk/ AmE /tʌk/
verb en → es
past tucked pp tucked ing tucking
to fold or push in a piece of clothing, especially to make it fit better
doblar, recoger
- tuck something into/under something
Collocations tuck in your shirt · tuck the blanket under you
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She tucked her hair behind her ears.
Ella se recogió el cabello detrás de las orejas.
to put something somewhere carefully or neatly, especially in a small space
colocar, meter
- tuck something into/under something
Collocations tuck the letter under your arm · tuck a note in her pocket
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He tucked the money under his pillow.
Él metió el dinero bajo su almohada.
to feed someone, especially a child, carefully and slowly
alimentar, dar de comer
- tuck somebody in
Collocations tuck the baby in for a nap · tuck your child into bed
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She tucked her son into bed and read him a story.
Ella acostó a su hijo y le leyó un cuento.
to put someone to bed, especially a child, and make sure they are comfortable
acostar, poner en cama
- tuck somebody in
Collocations tuck the children into bed · tuck yourself into bed
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He tucked his daughter into bed and kissed her goodnight.
Él acostó a su hija y le dio un beso de buenas noches.