1. What does 爱称 mean in English?
爱称 (Chinese PinYin: [ài chēng]; traditional Chinese: 愛稱) may mean (1) term of endearment used to call or describe a person, animal or inanimate object for which the speaker feels love or affection; (2) cute nickname; (3) pet’s nickname. It is often used in formal expressions. Some most commonly used phrases include: 爱称大全(list of term of endearment), 男朋友爱称 (cute nicknames to call your boyfriend), 女朋友爱称 (cute nicknames to call your girlfriend), 老公爱称 (cute nicknames to call your husband), 老婆爱称 (cute nicknames to call your wife).
Literally: 爱(love) + 称(name, call)
2. How to pronounce 爱称 ?
Chinese Pinyin: [ài chēng]
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3. Synonyms And Antonyms of 爱称
Synonyms: 昵称,
Antonyms: 憎称,
4. What are the fixed expression, collocation and idioms that contains 爱称
Fixed expression: N/A
Collocation: 爱称大全(list of term of endearment), 男朋友爱称 (cute nicknames to call your boyfriend), 女朋友爱称 (cute nicknames to call your girlfriend), 老公爱称 (cute nicknames to call your husband), 老婆爱称 (cute nicknames to call your wife),
Idioms: N/A
5. How to use 爱称 in a sentence?
Below are some example sentences containing 爱称.
5.1 “亲爱的”是一个爱称
Translation: Darling is a term of endearment.
5.2 爸爸妈妈对我爱称: 心肝宝贝
Translation: “Sweetheart” is the term of endearment my parents address me.
5.3 “亲爱的”是一个常用的爱称
Translation: Swete is a frequently used term of endearment.
5.4 在我们那, 这是一个爱称
Translation: “Now where I come from that’s a term of endearment.”
5.5 电影和书本中经常用”心肝宝贝, 亲爱的, 心爱的”这样的爱称来让人觉得特别的感动
Translation: Endearments such as sweetheart, darling, dearest are often used to sound exceedingly sentimental in movies and books.
5.6 然后, 还是建议你对爱的表达别太过泛滥, 也别过多的使用爱称。
Translation: However, it is best advisable to limit your declarations of love and endearments.
5.7 那爱称融化了她的心
Translation: The endearment melted her heart.
5.8 其实, “亲爱的”经常有一种积极的含义, 也是一种爱称
Translation: In fact, sweetheart frequently has a positive meaning, and it’s often a term of endearment.
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