propagate
 transitive verb
 propagar
EN They lie around nude on our beaches and practice and propagate free love and free sex.
GL Déitanse nus nas nosas praias e practican e propagan o amor libre.
 Fonte: C15 (1013)
espallar
EN Nationalists from the three ethnic communities involved in the recent war propagate a history that portrays their group as the one and only victim of mass abuses, depicting the other two as evil perpetrators and monsters.
GL Os nacionalistas das tres comunidades que se enfrontaron durante a guerra espallan a súa propia versión da historia, atribuíndolle o papel de víctima exclusivamente á comunidade á que pertencen e acusando os seus adversarios de monstros sanguinarios.
Fonte: C16 (1020)
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