sweetie

英 [ˈswiːti]

美 [ˈswiːti]

n.  (儿童语)糖果; 招人喜欢的人; 可爱的人; (用作称呼语)亲爱的

BNC.24705 / COCA.11067

牛津词典

noun

• （儿童语）糖果
  a child's word for a sweet/a piece of candy
• 招人喜欢的人；可爱的人
  a person who is kind and easy to like
  1. He's a real sweetie.
     他的确招人喜欢。
• （用作称呼语）亲爱的
  used to address sb in a way that shows affection

柯林斯词典

• (尤用作对自己小的人的爱称)亲爱的，小宝贝儿
  You can call someonesweetieif you are fond of them, especially if they are younger than you.
• 好心人;善人
  If you say that someone is asweetie, you mean that they are kind and nice.
• (儿童用语)糖果
  Sweets are sometimes referred to assweetiesby children or by adults speaking to children.

英英释义

noun

• a person loved by another person
  Synonym:sweetheartsteadytruelove

双语例句

• Your sweetie will begin to think your messages are more important than them.
  你的情人会开始认为你收到的信息比他/她更重要。
• Ben: No, sweetie, I'm not smoking. Why?
  没有，亲爱的，我没抽烟，怎么了？
• Of course you don't sweetie. you're brand new.
  当然了亲爱的，你是全新的。
• Sweetie, sorry should be said by me instead of you.
  宝贝，应该说抱歉的是我而不是你。
• He might call you sweetie or sweetheart.
  他会叫你“亲爱的”，或者“小甜甜”。
• Sweetie, I wanted you to have him too.
  甜心，我也希望你能得到他。
• Come on, sweetie. I just want to have you alone for a second.
  过来，亲爱的，我想和你单独待一下。
• Can I ask you something, sweetie?
  我能问你些事情吗，甜心？
• Fred: I think you just found your closing, sweetie.
  我想你已经有你的结案陈词了，亲爱的。
• Sweetie, I want you to relax this weekend.
  亲爱的，我希望你这个周末放松放松。