ir de bracete: meaning & examples

Meanings:

• 1.

  Spainsome regions of Latin Americainformalcolloquial
  • To walk arm in arm with another person.
  • Figuratively, to be closely aligned or in close companionship or partnership with someone.

  Examples

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  • María y Juan iban de bracete mientras paseaban por el parque en aquella tarde soleada.

    María and Juan were walking arm in arm while strolling through the park on that sunny afternoon.

  • Los ancianos acostumbran a ir de bracete cuando salen a caminar por el centro del pueblo.

    The elderly usually walk arm in arm when they go out walking through the town center.

  • En la boda, los novios fueron de bracete hacia el altar, mostrando su cariño ante todos.

    At the wedding, the bride and groom walked arm in arm to the altar, showing their affection to everyone.

  • Los hermanos decidieron ir de bracete para cruzar la calle con más seguridad.

    The siblings decided to walk arm in arm to cross the street more safely.