No. 9,253 in Spanish
acoja
"Welcomes" or "embraces" (third-person singular present subjunctive of "acoger").
In a sentence
Espero que la comunidad me acoja con los brazos abiertos.
I hope the community welcomes me with open arms.
The word 'acoja' is used here in the subjunctive mood to express a desire or hope for acceptance.
Es importante que nuestra política acoja nuevas ideas para progresar.
It is important that our policy embraces new ideas to progress.
Here, 'acoja' demonstrates the importance of adopting or incorporating a concept in a figurative sense.
El anfitrión siempre se asegura de que su casa acoja a los invitados cómodamente.
The host always ensures that their house accommodates guests comfortably.
In this sentence, 'acoja' shows the action of providing a space or setting for others.
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