dearest

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdearestdear‧est /ˈdɪərɪst $ ˈdɪr-/ noun spoken TALK TO somebodyLOVEused when speaking to someone you loveExamples from the Corpusdearest• Sentimental visits home were punctuated by heated and bitter political arguments with my nearest and dearest.• I am keeping the light, dearest.• Pray for me, dearest, I shall be home sooner than we think.• You are my dearest, my darling, my dear one.• Let yourself go, my dearest.• Oh, my dearest, dearest, Riley!• He'd inscribed the book, ` To dearest Polly.• The secret truth, dearest, is that I can not bear dating.• Well, dearest, I was a little worried.

单词	dearest
释义	dearest From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdearestdear‧est /ˈdɪərɪst $ ˈdɪr-/ noun spoken TALK TO somebodyLOVEused when speaking to someone you loveExamples from the Corpusdearest• Sentimental visits home were punctuated by heated and bitter political arguments with my nearest and dearest.• I am keeping the light, dearest.• Pray for me, dearest, I shall be home sooner than we think.• You are my dearest, my darling, my dear one.• Let yourself go, my dearest.• Oh, my dearest, dearest, Riley!• He'd inscribed the book, ` To dearest Polly.• The secret truth, dearest, is that I can not bear dating.• Well, dearest, I was a little worried.
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