beloved

adj.

被热爱的；亲爱的；为…所爱的；

n.

心爱的人，可爱的人；情人；亲爱的教友；

复数：beloveds

1. Her beloved broach was nowhere to be found.
   她心爱的饰针找不到了。
2. She refused to be parted from her beloved cat.
   她拒绝和她心爱的猫分开。
3. She is bewailing the loss of her beloved husband.
   她在为失去心爱的丈夫而痛哭。
4. He is beloved by all.
   他是众人所爱戴的。

1. Wherefore are you, my beloved?
   你怎么啦，我的宝贝？

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