lovey
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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++lov·ey /ˈlʌvi/ noun [countable] British English spoken informal WOMANa word used to address a woman or child, that many women think is offensive 亲爱的,宝贝〔对女人或孩子的称呼,很多女性认为具有冒犯性〕 → luvvieExamples from the Corpus
lovey• You'd better tell me before you run out of breath, lovey.• But, lovey, that's no great crime.• There are consequences, lovey, didn't Sartori tell you that?• We all do, lovey, we all do.• He was careless, true, but that's not murder, that's manslaughter, lovey.• Are you not well, lovey?lov·ey nounChineseSyllable
child, address that woman used a many or a Corpus word to
lovey
lov‧ey /ˈlʌvi/
noun [countable] British English spoken informal
⇨ luvvie
lov‧ey /ˈlʌvi/
noun [countable] British English spoken informal Word Family: adjective: lovable ≠ UNLOVABLE, loveless, lovely, loving, unloved; noun: love, lover, loveliness., lovey; verb: love; adverb: lovingly
a word used to address a woman or child, that many women think is offensive⇨ luvvie