| 词组 | lover |
| 释义 | baby n. a lover; one's sweetheart. (Also a term of address.)Come over here and kiss me, baby.Look, baby, I think we can work this out. cuddle bunny n. a female lover.All you want is a cuddle bunny with big tits! Grow up, Maxwell Wilson!Who is that cuddle bunny driving the Caddy? dreamboat n. just the kind of lover one has always dreamed of. (Also a term of address.)Oh, Pete is my dreamboat.A face man makes a great dreamboat, as long as you never get to know him. honeybunch n. a sweetheart. (Also a term of address.)Look, honeybunch, let's hurry up. We're late.I can't wait to get back and see my honeybunch. HTH n. “hometown honey,” a sweetheart from home or still at home. (Initialism. Collegiate.)Wally is my HTH, but I think I've outgrown him.I heard that Mary is Sam's HTH. old flame n. a former sweetheart or lover.Mary's old flame, Tom, will be at the party.It is best to forget an old flame. one and only n. one's lover or sweetheart.I bought a gift for my one and only.She's my one and only, and I love her. squeeze n. one's lover.I'll see if my squeeze wants to go.Get your squeeze, and let's go sink a few. steady n. a boyfriend or girlfriend.She showed up with Tom, her steady for the last few months.My steady is laid up with a cold. I'll come alone. two-timer n. one who deceives one's lover.Sam just isn't my idea of the typical two-timer.Of course not. Twotimers rarely look like two-timers. lover noun 1 used as a form of address to someone who is not the speaker's lover. Possibly West Country dialect, certainly used as a characteristic of stereotypical West Country MUMMERSET speech UK, 1973. 2 any sex offender US, 1950 star-crossed loversTwo people in love who are forced to be apart by circumstances or influences outside of their control. A phrase popularized in its use by Shakespeare to describe the titular characters of his tragedy Romeo and Juliet. Any high school couple forced apart by where they go to college will likely feel like star-crossed lovers for the first week or so, and then realize that there's way more to life than an awkward adolescent romance. lovers' laneThe generic name for a place, often one with a scenic view, that teenagers and young adults go to kiss and potentially engage in other sexual activity, typically in a car. If a boy takes you to lovers' lane, it's not because he wants to talk about the weather, OK? Oh my goodness, Ned, I think we found lovers' lane—look at all the kids making out in their cars! star-crossed loversill-fated lovers. I suppose that Romeo and Juilet are star-crossed lovers. lovers' laneA secluded road or area sought out by lovers seeking privacy. For example, The police loved to embarrass youngsters parked in lovers' lane. [Late 1800s] |
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