caress Význam & definice

Příklady caress

• This initial caress leaves an impression on the child, creating a kind of backdrop to the auditory experiences found throughout life.

• When sulphur cinquefoil, another plant, was caressed once a week, it developed increased insect resistance.

• Its high pianistic textures and modal harmonic fabric clash with the surprisingly conventional phrasing and variation processes, while the yearning, caressing strings were almost nostalgic.

• Now you must caress its naked shape, shiver at its frailty, know its strength.

• Does the caress quiet or awaken pleasure?

• These distinct layers gently caress each other, until the song finally coalesces at the entrance of the voice, and the resulting song sounds both spontaneous and fully formed.

• Instead, we are left with a barely separated pair of siamese twins which are more likely to caress each other than compete against each other.

• Instead, however, it talks about biting them but actually caresses them.