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love

/ˈlʌv/

US UK

noun

[noncount] :a feeling of strong or constant affection for a person

motherly/maternal love

fatherly/paternal love

brotherly/sisterly love

Children need unconditional love from their parents. - often + for

No one could doubt her love for her family.

[noncount] :attraction that includes sexual desire :the strong affection felt by people who have a romantic relationship

a declaration of love

He was just a lonely man looking for love.

romantic love

unrequited love

After all these years, they're still very much in love (with each other). [=they still love each other] - often used before another noun

a love poem/song/letter

a love potion

a love scene/story - see also free love, puppy love

When people begin to feel romantic love for each other, they fall in love.

They fell (madly/passionately) in love (with each other). This phrase is also used figuratively.

She fell in love with sailing the first time she tried it.

People are sometimes said to fall out of love when they stop loving each other.

It was sad to see how they gradually fell out of love (with each other) after they married.

If people fall in love with each other when they first meet, it is called love at first sight. This phrase is also used figuratively.

When he saw the house, it was love at first sight. [=he loved the house as soon as he saw it]

[count] :a person you love in a romantic way

a lost love

You never forget your first love. [=the first person you loved in a romantic way]

He was her one true love. = He was the love of her life.

[singular] chiefly Brit

a kind or helpful person :dear

Be a love and carry this inside for me, would you?

b - used to address someone in a loving or friendly way

As long as you're up, (my) love, would you mind getting me a drink?

How do I get to Trafalgar Square? Take the Number 24 bus, love.

[noncount] :an expression of love and affection

When you see them again, please give them my love.

Mike and Meg send their love, too.

The gift had a note saying With love from Meg Mike. - used to express affection at the end of a written message

Thanks for everything. Hope to see you soon. Love, Mike

Be well, my darling, till we meet again! Love and kisses, Meg

[singular] :a feeling of great interest, affection, or enthusiasm for something - often + for or of

We all knew about his love for baseball.

She has a love of history.

a love of good food

Do you sell your paintings? Oh no: I paint just for the love of it.

She's in love with the idea of becoming an actress.

[count] :something about which a person feels great interest or enthusiasm

Baseball was his first love.

[singular] :a score of zero in tennis

The score was 40-love.

all's fair in love and war

xem fair

for love or money

or chiefly Brit for love nor money

informal - used to give added force to a negative statement

We couldn't get him to go along for love or money. [=we failed completely in our attempt to get him to go along]

for the love of God

also for the love of Mike/Pete

informal - used to give added force to an angry statement

For the love of God, quiet down! I'm trying to get some sleep here!

labor of love

xem labor

love is blind

used to say that people do not see the faults of the people that they love;

make love

to have sex with someone

It was the first time they made love (to/with each other).

no love lost

When there is no love lost or very little love lost between people, they dislike each other.

They were polite with each other, but it was clear that there was no love lost between them.

verb

loves; loved; loving

to feel great affection for (someone) :to feel love for (someone) [+ obj]

She obviously loves her family very much.

To know him is to love him. [=the people who know him feel great affection for him] [no obj]

You have to love in order to be loved.

[+ obj] :to feel sexual or romantic love for (someone)

He swore that he loved her madly.

He loves her, but she doesn't love him back. [=she doesn't return his love]

She said she could never marry a man she didn't love.

[+ obj] to like or desire (something) very much :to take great pleasure in (something)

He loves good food.

a much-loved old song

I would love it if you came with us. = I would love you to come with us. = (US) I would love for you to come with us. [=I would be very happy if you came with us] - often followed by to + verb

I would love to have you come with us.

She loved to play the violin.

Would you like to join us? Yes, I'd love to (join you). - often + -ing verb

She loved playing the violin.

b informal :to be very amused by (something)

I just love it [=I find it very amusing] when politicians say that they don't care about polls. = I just love how politicians say that they don't care about polls.

[+ obj] :to do very well in (certain specified conditions)

This plant loves dry soil.

I must love you and leave you

Brit informal - used to say that you have to leave

I don't want to miss the last train, so I'm afraid I must love you and leave you.

loved one

Your loved ones are the people you love, especially members of your family.

Many of her friends and loved ones visited her in the hospital.

* Các từ tương tự:
love affair, love child, love handles, love life, love nest, love seat, lovebird, love-hate, lovelorn