Encara no tenim significats per a "know affectionately".
1Known affectionately by friends, family and business associates as Mr.
2The music mogul is known affectionately for engaging the youth around topics of entrepreneurship.
3Her husband, known affectionately or otherwise as the King of Cornwall, had died suddenly.
4Hoffman paid a touching tribute to Connolly, known affectionately in Scotland as the Big Yin.
5The minister responsible for this was Lord Palmerston, also known affectionately or otherwise as Lord Pumicestone.
6Known affectionately as "Blue" he was a man of unfailing courtesy, kindness and integrity.
7He became known affectionately as Dr Golf.
8Checking into what's known affectionately as the Cosmonaut Hotel helped me believe that yes, this was really happening.
9The older De Bonneville boy was Benjamin, known affectionately by his parents and Paine as "Bebia."
10In fact the father played off two and the 22-year-old son, known affectionately as Deeg, was a solid five-handicapper.
11Known affectionately as Musher, he was the public face of the show in the midst of the Beirut crisis.
12Known affectionately as 'Cilla' to generations of Britons, Black later moved into television hosting a string of prime-time shows.
13Now known affectionately as "vegetation day."
14A talented musician in her own right, drummer Caroline is known affectionately by fans as the "Chick with Stick".
15Now, some exiles say, few are safe in a city known affectionately as "Londongrad" to many of its Russian inhabitants.
16That region known affectionately as "Our Village" is Greenwich, pure and simple, and here is the "why" of that statement.