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Meanings of
beloved
in anglès
portuguès
amor
català
sol
espanyol
sol
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A beloved person; used as terms of endearment.
love
honey
dearest
loved one
català
sol
Greatly loved.
dear
darling
Related terms
loved
Synonyms
Examples for "
love
"
love
honey
dearest
loved one
Examples for "
love
"
1
KJC: I really
love
designing products for different people and different occasions.
2
We
love
our state and we're concerned for its future…, he said.
3
TIM: I would
love
to visit South Africa if given the opportunity.
4
Young children often
love
to hear the same story again and again.
5
I hope our
love
can continue in this chaotic time, he said.
1
You place value on your
honey
studies, why not my food studies?
2
The healing powers of
honey
have been known for thousands of years.
3
The manuka
honey
industry might also be at risk, Mr Guy said.
4
Thus, no two producers will produce
honey
that is quite the same.
5
Tell you the truth,
honey
,
I could go either way with it.
1
The
dearest
hotels I know are the French;-andcertainly not the best.
2
You
dearest
and best of men; I see it in your face.
3
No offence, but it's not everyone's
dearest
wish to come to London.
4
The
dearest
interests of freedom and the Union are in imminent peril.
5
She was the
dearest
and best tie he had in the world.
1
You need to see if a
loved
one
can tell the difference.
2
You need to power to bring a
loved
one
back to life.
3
The singer is of course renouncing her claim on the
loved
one
.
4
If you or a
loved
one
are struggling, further support is available:
5
It is also the best way to bond with your
loved
one
.
Usage of
beloved
in anglès
1
Whatever it takes to prevent your
beloved
state falling off that precipice.
2
Days, months, years wasted on trying to sort my
beloved
Liverpool out.
3
The
beloved
of God and the handmaids of the Merciful in Dresden.
4
Booker: Because above all, I try to create a more
beloved
community.
5
In China, voice-computing company iFlytek built similar smart assistants
beloved
by users.
6
After all, he was
beloved
in Europe and known round the globe.
7
It's a
beloved
combination I came across years ago from Yotam Ottolenghi.
8
The senior unto the
beloved
Gaius, whom I love in the truth.
9
Over the years the
beloved
has developed a faculty of critical thinking.
10
We believe that still cagedgiven in your
beloved
city, Caterina..., answer me
11
The happiest and most
beloved
of all in the school was Gabriel.
12
Now there is a new but distant hope for our
beloved
show.
13
Gaze providently at the
beloved
ones and the dear maid-servants in Chicago.
14
Besides, I wanted to look upon our
beloved
city one last time.
15
He is married; he loves, and is
beloved
;
his happiness is secured.
16
He had been willing to risk everything to bring his
beloved
back.
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About this term
beloved
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
beloved by
most beloved
beloved son
beloved wife
beloved friend
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Translations for
beloved
portuguès
amor
amante
català
sol
amor
estimada
rei
estimat
reina
espanyol
sol
amor
cielo
amado
corazón
cariño
Beloved
through the time
Beloved
across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
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