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Meanings of lover in English
A follower or admirer who likes, knows about, and appreciates a particular interest or activity.
Usage of lover in English
1
Nature-lover Cutland was in her second year of studying Biological Natural Sciences.
2
As a consumer, and lover of wine, let me pose a question.
3
Stay and listen: your lover's coming, and he's got a great voice.
4
The lover keeps in touch with the guiding memory of the Mother.
5
The lover will find in the same person the pleasure of variety.
6
Caddie's Role: Paul Simon sings about 50 ways to leave your lover.
7
I think they're trying to do the domestic situation, and one lover.
8
It was five days since he'd heard his lover whisper his name.
9
He hadn't seen his lover Cathy Montaigne in more than a year.
10
In fact, a sorry kisser almost always resulted in a sorry lover.
11
This was quite a new experience in the life of the gold-lover.
12
The disposition of a melancholy lover is in the utmost degree variable.
13
Fikile's in two minds about whether to accept her ex lover's proposal.
14
And quite a lover, too, I'm told.' He gave a lascivious snort.
15
The Countess is not particular, as long as her lover is beautiful.
16
Every lover attempts that impossible task: the realization of the heavenly ideal.
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Translations for lover
Portuguese
Spanish
Lover through the time
Lover across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Less common
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