| 单词 | love |
| 释义 | love I. 1. a. < a mother's love for her child > b. < give my love to your father when you get home > 2. a. < inherited his father's love of the sea — G.H.Burnham > < just so much instruction in Latin as would suffice to show which boys and girls had a love of the subject — Bertrand Russell > b. < a born crusader and his love was language — Charlton Laird > < events and people are his love, festivals, law terms, battles, licences, royalty — but especially people — G.W.Stonier > 3. a. b. 4. a. < the entrance of love into sex life … was an advance along the road of human civilization as important as the emancipation of slaves — Theodor Reik > < his love had been woven of sentiment rather than passion — Ellen Glasgow > b. < on the other side a Love with a flaring torch and head averted — S.T.Coleridge > c. < tremendous curiosity about her jealously guarded life and loves — Bosley Crowther > d. < many cocottes pay their coachmen either partly or wholly in love — Arnold Bennett > 5. < come on, love, let's go in and see what's doing — Lilian Balch > 6. obsolete 7. < if the server wins the first point, the score is fifteen-love — Clement Wood & Gloria Goddard > < opened the match with a love victory on his own service — New York Times > 8. capitalized, Christian Science 9. < we had a perfect love of a sounding-boat — Mark Twain > < it's a love, isn't it — Marguerite Steen > Synonyms: see attachment • - for love - for love or money - in love - of all love II. transitive verb 1. < the lonely and ailing old bachelors and widowers … all love her — G.S.Perry > 2. a. < loved his wife devotedly — Ruth P. Randall > b. c. 3. a. < I have loved you with an everlasting love — Jer 31:3 (Revised Standard Version) > b. < but showing steadfast love to thousands of those who love me and keep my commandments — Exod 20:6 (Revised Standard Version) > 4. a. < the sculptor must love the feel of stone — Leslie Rees > < he loves the limelight — Eudora Welty > < some leading social scientists love their IBM machines too much — C.K.Kluckhohn > b. < loved to indulge his grief in true romantic fashion — J.W.Beach > < the poor folk would still love to emigrate to the U.S. — Frank Gorrell > 5. < mother nuzzled my cheek and throat and I loved her back > 6. < the rose loves sunlight > < central Asian wild pheasants love impenetrable jungles — Douglas Carruthers > 7. < would love to have some lemonade > intransitive verb < the poet must learn to love before he can begin to hate — C.D.Lewis > Synonyms: see like III. — a communications code word for the letter l |
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