英语词汇“sweetheart”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	sweetheart
释义	Trends of sweetheart View usage for: sweetheart (swiːthɑːʳt) Word forms: plural sweethearts 1. countable noun You call someone sweetheart if you are very fond of them. Happy birthday, sweetheart. Synonyms: dearest, beloved, sweet, angel [informal] More Synonyms of sweetheart 2. countable noun Your sweetheart is your boyfriend or your girlfriend. [journalism, old-fashioned] I married Shurla, my childhood sweetheart, in Liverpool. Synonyms: love, boyfriend or girlfriend, beloved, lover More Synonyms of sweetheart sweetheart in British English (ˈswiːtˌhɑːt) noun 1. a person loved by another 2. informal a lovable, generous, or obliging person 3. a term of endearment for a beloved or lovable person adjective 4. of or relating to a garment with a sweetheart neckline sweetheart cardigan sweetheart in American English (ˈswitˌhɑrt) noun 1. a. someone with whom one is in love and by whom one is loved; lover b. darling a term of endearment 2. Slang a very agreeable person or an excellent thing Examples of 'sweetheart' in a sentence sweetheart We need to see the agreements made because we all think they are sweetheart deals. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The pair met as teenage sweethearts before embarking on an around the world trip in their twenties. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Secret sweetheart deals were finally a thing of the past. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Dublin stands accused of cutting a sweetheart deal. Times, Sunday Times (2014) If people thought her relationship with her teenage sweetheart was doomed to failure they were about to be proved wrong. Times, Sunday Times (2013) They want her to be the new nation 's sweetheart. The Sun (2011) Two childhood sweethearts have split up after 115 years. Times, Sunday Times (2012) He is not a nation 's sweetheart. Times, Sunday Times (2015) After all, they were teenage sweethearts. The Sun (2015) But none of it takes away from her status as the nation 's sweetheart. The Sun (2014) We can be pretty sure that no other British company will consider a sweetheart deal with outside investorsany time soon. Times, Sunday Times (2009) My wife and I were school sweethearts. The Sun (2013) Stay with your high-school sweetheart. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Married her high-school sweetheart and hit the road for Nashville to become a country superstar. Times, Sunday Times (2011) But seeing her childhood sweetheart again stirs up old feelings, leaving the bride-to-be in a quandary. The Sun (2010) She has raised well over 1 million and has become the nation 's sweetheart. Times, Sunday Times (2012) I've been married for six years to my childhood sweetheart and it feels like he's part of me. The Sun (2015) A lovesick man hires a detective to track down his high-school sweetheart - but discovers he has many rivals for her affections. The Sun (2015) His Australian hosts piled on more pressure yesterday, saying that sweetheart deals that allowed corporations to dodge tax in countries where they made profits amounted to theft. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Word lists with sweetheart affection In other languages sweetheart British English: sweetheart NOUN You call someone sweetheart if you are very fond of them. Happy birthday, sweetheart. American English: sweetheart Brazilian Portuguese: querido Chinese: 亲爱的 European Spanish: cariño French: chéri German: Liebling Italian: tesoro Japanese: 夫婦・恋人・子供など親しい人に対する呼びかけに用いられる Korean: 좋아하는 사람을 부를 때 쓰는 애칭 European Portuguese: querido Latin American Spanish: cariño All related terms of 'sweetheart' sweetheart deal any agreement in which a public body offers unduly favourable terms to a private company or individual sweetheart cabbage → another word for hispi childhood sweetheart a boyfriend or girlfriend from an early stage of life sweetheart agreement an industrial agreement made at a local level between an employer and employees , often with clauses advantageous to the employer, such as no strikes, but without the recognition of the national union representing the employees sweetheart contract a contract arranged by collusion between union officials and an employer with terms disadvantageous to union members sweetheart neckline a neckline on a woman's dress that is low at the front and shaped like the top of a heart hispi a variety of cabbage with a pointed head Chinese translation of 'sweetheart' sweetheart (ˈswiːthɑːt) n (c) (= boyfriend/girlfriend) 心上人 (xīnshàngrén) (个(個), gè) (form of address) 亲(親)爱(愛)的 (qīn'àide) 1 (noun) in the sense of dearest Definition an affectionate name to call someone Happy birthday, sweetheart! Synonyms dearest beloved sweet `Welcome home, my sweet!' he said. angel (informal) Thank you. You're an angel. treasure Charlie? Oh he's a treasure, he's so kind. honey dear Yes, my dear. sweetie (informal) 2 (noun) in the sense of love Definition one's boyfriend or girlfriend I married my childhood sweetheart, in Liverpool. Synonyms love Don't cry, my love. boyfriend or girlfriend beloved He takes his beloved in his arms. lover They became lovers soon after they first met. steady (informal) flame (informal) Every now and then I think of my old flame. darling Hello, darling! follower (obsolete) valentine admirer Susie had caught the eye of many an admirer. suitor My mother had a suitor who adored her. beau (old-fashioned) She appeared with her new beau. swain (archaic) truelove leman (archaic) inamorata or inamorato bae (US, informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of admirer Susie had caught the eye of many an admirer. Synonyms suitor, lover, beau (old-fashioned), wooer in the sense of angel Definition a person who is kind, pure, or beautiful Thank you. You're an angel. Synonyms dear, ideal, beauty, saint, treasure, darling, dream, jewel, gem, paragon in the sense of beau Definition a boyfriend She appeared with her new beau. Synonyms boyfriend, man, guy (informal), date, lover, young man, steady, escort, admirer, fiancé, sweetheart, suitor, swain (archaic), toy boy, leman (archaic), fancy man (slang), bae (US, informal) Nearby words of sweetheart sweet-scented sweet-talk sweeten sweetheart swell swelling sweltering Synonyms of 'sweetheart' sweetheart Explore 'sweetheart' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of beloved Definition a person who is dearly loved He takes his beloved in his arms. Synonyms darling, love, sweet, lover, angel (informal), loved one, sweetheart, truelove, dear one, inamorata or inamorato in the sense of darling Definition a person very much loved: used as a term of address Hello, darling! Synonyms beloved, love, dear, dearest, angel (informal), treasure, precious, loved one, sweetheart, sweetie, truelove, dear one in the sense of dear Definition (often used in direct address) someone regarded with affection Yes, my dear. Synonyms darling, love, dearest, sweet, angel (informal), treasure, precious, honey, beloved, loved one, sweetheart, truelove in the sense of flame Every now and then I think of my old flame. Synonyms sweetheart, partner, lover, girlfriend, boyfriend, squeeze (informal), beloved, heart-throb (British), beau (old-fashioned), ladylove (old-fashioned) in the sense of lover Definition either of the people involved in a love affair They became lovers soon after they first met. Synonyms sweetheart, beloved, loved one, beau (old-fashioned), flame (informal), mistress, admirer, suitor, swain (archaic), lady or gentleman friend, man or woman friend, toy boy, paramour (old-fashioned), leman (archaic), fancy bit (slang, old-fashioned), boyfriend or girlfriend, bae (US, informal), fancy man or fancy woman (slang, old-fashioned), fiancé or fiancée, inamorata or inamorato (rare), Wag (British, informal) in the sense of suitor Definition a man who wants to marry a woman My mother had a suitor who adored her. Synonyms admirer, young man, beau (old-fashioned), follower (obsolete), swain (archaic), wooer in the sense of sweet `Welcome home, my sweet!' he said. Synonyms darling, sweetheart, beloved, dearest, angel (informal), treasure, honey in the sense of treasure Definition a person who is highly valued Charlie? Oh he's a treasure, he's so kind. Synonyms angel, darling, find, star (informal), prize, pearl, something else (informal), jewel, gem, paragon, one in a million (informal), one of a kind (informal), nonpareil
随便看	something has a sting in the tail something has more holes than swiss cheese something has seen better days something-has-seen-better-days something has stood the test of time something has teeth something is all in a day's work something is amiss something is beyond your ken something-is-beyond-your-ken something is close to your heart something-is-close-to-your-heart something is handed to someone on a plate something-is-handed-to-someone-on-a-plate something is like shooting fish in a barrel something is like watching paint dry something is not set in stone something-is-not-set-in-stone something is not someone's bag something is not your cup of tea something-is-not-your-cup-of-tea something is not your department something-is-not-your-department something is one in the eye for someone something-is-one-in-the-eye-for-someone-

　

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