hacia

Sentences
An user
Jeff  sale
🆗
   de la   habitación   y   continua   su   camino   hacia   su   prueba   final .

Jeff leaves the room and continues on his way to his final test.

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An user
El   hocico   se   hace   más   ancho   hacia   el   frente .

The muzzle becomes wider towards the front.

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An user
Hacia   la   derecha
➡️
 ,  el que   lleva   a   Libres   del   Sud .

To the right, the one that leads to Libres del Sud.

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An user
Al   desaparecer   la   publicidad   comercial   en   Cuba
Cuba
 ,  orienta   su   carrera   hacia   la   radio
📻
 .

With the disappearance of commercial advertising in Cuba, he turned his career towards radio.

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Poco a poco   se   experimenta   una   sensibilidad   hacia   el   arte
🎨
   y   la   cultura   modernos .

Gradually a sensitivity towards modern art and culture is experienced.

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La   arquitectura   ha   sido   para   Antonio   Lamela   un   camino   hacia   otras   disciplinas .

For Antonio Lamela, architecture has been a path to other disciplines.

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Meaning

toward, towards

Concepts

toward
towards
to
for
at
unto
aboard
by
upon
up to
an
in
in order to
inside
about
into
a
🅰️
against
on
🔛
onto
per
something
with

in the direction of

near to

toward someone

all
toward
after
alongside
apiece
atop

at the rate of

beside
concerning
deity
demiurge
divinity
each
god
God
godhood

monotheism

near
next to
of
over
regarding
Synonyms

a
A1
por
A1
para
A1
sobre
A1

con direccion a

en
A1
a fin de
hasta
A1
dentro de
encima de
🔛
en cuanto a
junto a

por lo tocante a

respecto de

dios
A1
diosa
C1
divinidad
25k

divindad

en dirección a
acerca de
al lado de
a razón de

a tanto por

cerca de
con
A1
deidad
32k
Dios
A1
Translations

nach
zu
naar
verso
ad
cap a
para
a
a
a
vers
gegen
per
vers
à
Frequency

A1
Hyphenated as
ha‧cia
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ˈaθja/
Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish
fazia
In summary

According to Coromines and Pascual, from Old Spanish fazia (attested ca. 1300), with the variant faza (att. in Cid, Berceo, Calila e Dimna), and in pre-literary Latinized spelling faze ad (att. 1208, in a legal document), from Latin faciem ad (facing towards). Unlike in faz, the final -e of Latin faciem was conserved due to appearing in an established phrase, cf. Spanish pese a and its variant pesia. Cognate with Leonese faza.

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