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darling

/dahr-ling/US // ˈdɑr lɪŋ //UK // (ˈdɑːlɪŋ) //

亲爱的,宝贝,宝贝儿,亲爱

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person very dear to another; one dearly loved.
    • : an affectionate or familiar term of address.
    • : a person or thing in great favor; a favorite: She was the darling of café society.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : very dear; dearly loved: my darling child.
    • : favorite; cherished.
    • : Informal. charming; cute; lovable: What a darling baby!

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Examples

  • At the time, digital media darlings like BuzzFeed and Mic were building seemingly successful businesses by producing short-form videos to distribute on platforms like Facebook and YouTube and selling branded content deals to advertisers.

  • It would have counted as a noteworthy accomplishment in artificial intelligence alone, one of many that would make neural networks the darlings of AI technology over the next few years.

  • As we’ve seen, a risky firm with a compelling story can also become a darling of individual investors.

  • Some of the darlings as of late, including AAPL and TSLA, were down almost 10 percent.

  • All of these developments, along with Musk’s cult-like following, have made Tesla a darling of retail investors, with it occupying almost a permanent place in online brokerage Robinhood’s list of most popular stocks.

  • The former Czech leader, once a global darling of libertarians, is losing friends fast.

  • Kerry Washington - Scandal Is there room for only one Shonda Rhimes darling in Best Actress in a Drama?

  • Take Joni Ernst, a GOP darling now favored to be the next senator from Iowa.

  • I'm going to use it to stop all arguments in the future, about anything: "Can't make dinner tonight, darling, children might die."

  • But Darling makes it very clear that this is not just a show about a pop star, no matter how much buzz his name generates.

  • Ill should I repay the family who fostered my son, were I to surrender their darling into the hands of his enemies.

  • A germ flies from a stagnant pool, and the laughing child, its mother's darling, dies dreadfully of diphtheria.

  • Said to be aristocratically connected, he was the admiration of all and the darling of the young ladies of Derby.

  • “You would kill the darling in five minutes,” interrupted Miss Anne.

  • If such a darling thing should happen as my winning the prize, Id put it all in the bank for a nest-egg, she thought.