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Compound Forms:
SpanishEnglish
adueñarse de v prnl + prep (apoderarse)take over vtr phrasal sep
  take control of v expr
 Los bancos se han adueñado del país.
 The banks have taken over the country.
adueñarse de v prnl + prep (sentimiento: invadir) (figurative: emotion)take hold of v expr
  seize⇒ vtr
 El miedo se adueñó del grupo.
 Fear took hold of the group.
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'adueñarse' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the Spanish description:
apropiar
English:
appropriate - come into possession of


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