darling

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdarlingdar‧ling1 /ˈdɑːlɪŋ $ ˈdɑːr-/ S3 noun 1 TALK TO somebody spoken used when speaking to someone you love Look, darling, there’s Mary.2 [countable]NICE someone who is very nice You really are a darling, Barney.3 → the darling of somethingExamples from the Corpusdarling• He's such a darling.• Breeze darling, you really must try to grow up.• Coach Barry Switzer is another Dallas darling.• Hello darling. Did you have a good day?• But he talked a hell of a fight, and continued to be a comparative media darling.• Don't give up hope, my darling.• You're a fine woman when you're roused, my darling.• You will, won't you, my darling?• I know it, old darling.• Oh, my poor, poor darling. darlingdarling2 adjective [only before noun] 1 LIKE somebody OR somethingused of someone you love very much my two darling daughters2 spoken used when you think someone or something is attractive What a darling little house!Examples from the Corpusdarling• Those pants are darling.• This is my darling little sister.Origin darling1 Old English deorling, from deore “dear”

单词	darling
释义	darling From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdarlingdar‧ling1 /ˈdɑːlɪŋ $ ˈdɑːr-/ ●●○ S3 noun 1 TALK TO somebody spoken used when speaking to someone you love Look, darling, there’s Mary.2 [countable]NICE someone who is very nice You really are a darling, Barney.3 → the darling of somethingExamples from the Corpusdarling• He's such a darling.• Breeze darling, you really must try to grow up.• Coach Barry Switzer is another Dallas darling.• Hello darling. Did you have a good day?• But he talked a hell of a fight, and continued to be a comparative media darling.• Don't give up hope, my darling.• You're a fine woman when you're roused, my darling.• You will, won't you, my darling?• I know it, old darling.• Oh, my poor, poor darling. darlingdarling2 adjective [only before noun] 1 LIKE somebody OR somethingused of someone you love very much my two darling daughters2 spoken used when you think someone or something is attractive What a darling little house!Examples from the Corpusdarling• Those pants are darling.• This is my darling little sister.Origin darling1 Old English deorling, from deore “dear”
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