darling

• Se usa para describir a alguien o algo muy encantador, que inspira amor o ternura, y también como término cariñoso para dirigirse a una persona querida.

Used to describe someone or something that is very charming, lovable, or endearing.

1. Beloved or cherishedA2informal

   Used to describe someone who is very dear, loved, or adored.

   Querido, amado

   • She is my darling daughter.
   • He gave his darling wife a bouquet of roses.
   • The darling puppy slept on her lap.

   Sinónimosadoredbelovedcherisheddearprecioustreasured

   Antónimosdespiseddetestedhatedunloved

2. Charming or cuteA2informal

   Used to describe something that is very charming, sweet, or endearing.

   Encantador o adorable

   • What a darling little cottage!
   • She wore a darling dress to the party.
   • The baby's smile was simply darling.

   Sinónimosadorablecharmingcutedeardelightfulendearinglovableprecioussweet

• Sustantivo usado como término cariñoso para dirigirse a alguien amado o querido, o para referirse a una persona muy apreciada por alguien.

A noun used as a term of endearment for a beloved or cherished person, or referring to a person who is very dear to someone.

1. Beloved personA2informal

   A person who is dearly loved or cherished.

   Persona amada

   • Come here, my darling, and give me a hug.
   • She is the darling of her family.
   • He whispered 'goodnight, darling' before she fell asleep.

   Sinónimosbeloveddearhoneyloveloved oneprecioussweethearttreasure

   Antónimosenemyfoe

2. Favourite or popular personB1informal

   A person who is especially liked or admired by a group.

   Persona favorita o popular

   • The young actress became the darling of the critics.
   • He was the darling of the art world for his innovative work.
   • The team's star player is the darling of the fans.

   Sinónimosfavoritegolden boyidolpetstar