How do you use "Lovey" in a sentence?

Thanks lovey. Come here lovey. Alright lovey?

Lovey

Q: What does "Lovey" mean?

Darling, affectionate term (British). 'Lovey' is affectionate address, similar to 'love' but more playful. 'Thanks lovey' or 'Come here lovey.' British domestic warmth.

Slang Term British ★★★☆☆ Moderate Casual

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意味: Darling, affectionate term (British).

亲爱的，昵称（英式英语）。

Cariño, término afectuoso (inglés británico).

あなた、愛称（イギリス英語）。

자기야, 애칭 (영국식).

'Lovey' is affectionate address, similar to 'love' but more playful. 'Thanks lovey' or 'Come here lovey.' British domestic warmth.

'Lovey'是亲昵的称呼，类似'love'但更俏皮。'Thanks lovey'或'Come here lovey'。英式家庭的温暖感。

'Lovey' es una forma cariñosa de dirigirse a alguien, similar a 'love' pero más juguetona. 'Thanks lovey' o 'Come here lovey.' Calidez doméstica británica.

「Lovey」は愛情のこもった呼びかけで、「love」に似ているがもっとお茶目。「Thanks lovey」や「Come here lovey」。イギリスの家庭的な温かさ。

'Lovey'는 'love'와 비슷하지만 더 장난스러운 다정한 호칭이다. 'Thanks lovey'나 'Come here lovey'처럼 쓴다. 영국 가정의 따뜻한 분위기를 담고 있다.

例文

Thanks lovey.
谢谢啦，亲
Gracias, cariño
ありがとね
고마워, 자기야.
Come here lovey.
过来，亲
Ven aquí, cariño
こっちにおいで
이리 와, 자기야.
Alright lovey?
还好吗，亲？
¿Qué tal, cariño?
元気？
잘 지내?

発音

/ˈlʌvi/

使い方ガイド

場面: affection, domestic, British

トーン: warm, slightly old-fashioned

✓ 正しい言い方

Lovey
亲
cariño
愛称
러비
Thanks lovey
谢谢啦，亲
gracias, cariño
ありがとね
고마워 러비

✗ 間違った言い方

Warm but can sound dated
温暖但可能听起来有些过时
Cálido pero puede sonar anticuado
温かいが古臭く聞こえることもある
따뜻하지만 구식으로 들릴 수 있음

よくある間違い

British term, like enhanced 'love'

起源と歴史

Diminutive of 'love,' creating extra affection. British domestic and casual usage. Warm and slightly old-fashioned.

語源: From love + diminutive

初出: British casual

文化的背景

Era: British traditional

Generation: Older generations

Social background: Working class especially

Pop culture: British domestic comedy

Regional notes: British domestic.

バリエーション

LoveyLovey-dovey

このトピックの他の表現

Fancy ★★★★★ Be attracted to, have romantic interest in (British). Pull ★★★★★ Successfully attract someone romantically; kiss or hook u... Fit ★★★★★ Attractive, good-looking (British slang). Snog ★★★★★ Kiss passionately, make out (British). Seeing someone ★★★★★ In the early stages of dating, not yet official (British). Official ★★★★★ In a committed, acknowledged relationship (modern dating).