adorar

to adore; to worship

Intermediate Verb

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Pronunciation

/aðoˈɾaɾ/

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Cultural Note

Adorar falls between 'querer' and 'amar' on the intensity scale. It's very expressive and common in everyday romantic speech. 'Te adoro' is a popular way to express deep affection without the full gravity of 'te amo.' It can also be used for things: 'adoro el chocolate' (I adore chocolate). The religious origin (to worship) gives it an elevated quality.

📝 Example Sentences

Te adoro, eres lo mejor que me ha pasado.

I adore you, you're the best thing that's happened to me.

Adoro tu forma de reír.

I adore the way you laugh.

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Related Words

amar

to love (deeply)

Verb

querer

to love; to want

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