darling

英 [ˈdɑːlɪŋ]

美 [ˈdɑːrlɪŋ]

n. 亲爱的; 宝贝; 亲切友好的人; 备受宠爱的人; 宠儿
adj. 备受喜爱的; 可爱的; 迷人的

复数：darlings　

Collins.2 / BNC.3264 / COCA.6421

牛津词典

noun

亲爱的；宝贝
a way of addressing sb that you love
1. What's the matter, darling?
  怎么啦，亲爱的？
亲切友好的人
a person who is very friendly and kind
1. You are a darling, Hugo.
  雨果，你真好。
备受宠爱的人；宠儿
a person who is especially liked and very popular
1. She is the darling of the newspapers and can do no wrong.
  她是新闻界的大红人，不可能做错事的。

adj.

N-VOC (用作昵称）亲爱的，宝贝儿
You call someonedarlingif you love them or like them very much.
1. Thank you, darling...
  谢谢你，亲爱的。
2. Oh darling, I love you.
  啊，宝贝儿，我爱你。
(英国一些地方用于表示友善的称呼）亲爱的
In some parts of Britain, people call other peopledarlingas a sign of friendliness.
ADJ 可爱的;迷人的;钟爱的
Some people usedarlingto describe someone or something that they love or like very much.
1. To have a darling baby boy was the greatest gift I could imagine...
  生一个可爱的男孩是我能想到的最好的礼物。
2. What a darling film — everyone adored it.
  多么令人着迷的一部电影啊——所有人都非常喜欢。
N-COUNT 可爱的人;好心的人
If you describe someone as adarling, you are fond of them and think that they are nice.
1. He's such a darling.
  他真是个可爱的人。
N-COUNT 宠儿;备受喜爱的人
Thedarling ofa group of people is someone who is especially liked by that group.
1. Rajneesh was the darling of a prosperous family.
  罗杰尼希是一个富有家庭的宠儿。

noun

adj

Xiao Hong is the family darling.
小红是她全家的宠儿。
I pray that death may not intervene to prevent our meeting with my darling children.
我祈祷死亡不要阻挠我们与我亲爱的孩子们见一面。
I heard him address her as darling
我听见他称她为“亲爱的”。
'We could almost have seen it,' — 'Hardly, darling — in the dark and from a distance of a good hundred feet?'
“我们几乎都看到它了。”“不会吧，亲爱的——天那么黑，离得又至少有100英尺呢！”
Have I your heart my darling?
我得到你的心了吗？亲爱的？
I once went camping at Lake Darling with a friend
我曾和一位朋友在达令湖畔露营。
Oat bran became the darling of health freaks last year.
燕麦麸在去年成为保健狂人的最爱。
He's such a darling.
他真是个可爱的人。
Rajneesh was the darling of a prosperous family.
罗杰尼希是一个富有家庭的宠儿。
She called him darling. It sounded so forced.
她称他为亲爱的。听起来很不自然。