darlings

英 [ˈdɑːlɪŋz]

美 [ˈdɑrlɪŋz]

n.  亲爱的; 宝贝; 亲切友好的人; 备受宠爱的人; 宠儿
darling的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VOC (用作昵称）亲爱的，宝贝儿
  You call someonedarlingif you love them or like them very much.
  1. Thank you, darling...
     谢谢你，亲爱的。
  2. Oh darling, I love you.
     啊，宝贝儿，我爱你。
• (英国一些地方用于表示友善的称呼）亲爱的
  In some parts of Britain, people call other peopledarlingas a sign of friendliness.
• ADJ 可爱的;迷人的;钟爱的
  Some people usedarlingto describe someone or something that they love or like very much.
  1. To have a darling baby boy was the greatest gift I could imagine...
     生一个可爱的男孩是我能想到的最好的礼物。
  2. What a darling film — everyone adored it.
     多么令人着迷的一部电影啊——所有人都非常喜欢。
• N-COUNT 可爱的人;好心的人
  If you describe someone as adarling, you are fond of them and think that they are nice.
  1. He's such a darling.
     他真是个可爱的人。
• N-COUNT 宠儿;备受喜爱的人
  Thedarling ofa group of people is someone who is especially liked by that group.
  1. Rajneesh was the darling of a prosperous family.
     罗杰尼希是一个富有家庭的宠儿。

双语例句

• A year ago, Brazil, Russia, India and China were the darlings of the world economy.
  一年前，巴西、俄罗斯、印度和中国还是世界经济的宠儿。
• Meanwhile, new emerging market darlings in the region look pricey.
  与此同时，新得宠的亚洲新兴市场的估值看来偏高。
• Yet in all five countries a sense of loss persists, a sense of no longer being the darlings of foreign investors, a sense that the best times may lie in the past, not in the future.
  五个国家都感受到坚持感的丧失，对外资的热爱大大减退，对过去美好时光的感怀，而非未来。
• The "little darlings" began spinning their cocoons, but Old Tong Bao's family was still in a sweat.
  宝宝都上山了，老通宝他们还是捏着一把汗。
• We hope to have you back in our arms soon, darlings.
  真希望你们能马上回到我们的怀抱，亲爱的。
• Oh! By all means, save the little darlings.
  噢！一定要想尽一切办法，挽救这些可爱的小东西。
• Many put their little darlings in day care long before they start school.
  许多母亲在自己的孩子开始上学以前很久就把他们送进了托儿所。
• Perhaps it's time we were leaving. "speak for yourselves, darlings."
  “恐怕我们该走了。”“不包括我，小宝宝们。”
• Some bankers, poor darlings, feel persecuted by the baying mob.
  一些可怜的银行家觉得自己受到了暴民的迫害。
• It is tempting to think that like the other darlings of the post-crisis banking market, notably Standard Chartered and BNP Paribas it is overdue a fall from grace.
  人们不禁会想，就像后危机时代银行业市场的其他宠儿、特别是渣打银行（StandardChartered）和法国巴黎银行（BNPParibas）一样，富国银行早就该失宠了。