Darling meaning in English
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Definition
(Hello,) darling: (Hello,) dear, beloved, my love, sweetheart, precious
Examples
- "Betty : Bruno? Darling?"
- "Gloria : Darling, you said wanted to see everything."
- "My darling wife, Sophie, gave birth to the seven-pound two-ounce cutie at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon."
- "Cabbie : Don't worry about the film darling, you won't be watching the screen!"
- "Brian : Ok, darling."
- "Gloria : Darling, you said you wanted to see everything."
- "Betty: Why are you crying, darling?"
- "Cabbie : No, not me darling, but I could do if you like."
- "Girl : Philip, darling, where do you keep the coffee?"
- "Betty : Bruno darling?"
- "Beach friend : Come and put some cream on my back, darling."
- "Thanks darling."
- "Donna : Oh darling."
- "Bethany : Oh that's ok darling, I only just got here myself."
- "You're a media darling!"
- "Will flexible working hours be possible once the little darling is born?"
- "Beach friend : What, darling?"
- "Cabbie : Alright, darling!"
- "ALRIGHT LUV / DARLIN' (Hello madam)"
- "Come on Brian darling!"
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