Adjektiv “dear”
dear, Komp. dearer, Superl. dearest
- geliebt
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My dear grandmother always has a warm hug for me when I visit.
- aufmerksam
It was so dear of you to help me move into my new apartment.
- herzlich
The couple shared a dear look that spoke volumes about their deep connection.
- geschätzt
This necklace is very dear to me; it belonged to my mother.
- lieber (in Briefanreden wie "Lieber Herr/Frau...")
Dear Mr. Thompson, I am writing to inform you of the upcoming changes to our policy.
- Liebling (in direkter Anrede wie "Mein Liebling...")
My dear colleague, thank you for your unwavering support during the project.
- Lieber (ironisch, mit erklärender Ergänzung: verwendet, um Überlegenheit auszudrücken oder Spott)
My dear lady, I suggest you reconsider your stance on this matter.
- teuer
Renting a flat in the city center has become incredibly dear these days.
Substantiv “dear”
Sg. dear, Pl. dears od. unz.
- Liebling (als Bezeichnung für eine Person)
Grandma is the dear of our family, always ready with cookies and stories.
- Geliebte(r)
He lost his dear in a tragic accident and has been heartbroken ever since.
- Schatz
"Could you help me with this crossword puzzle, dear?" asked the husband to his wife.
Interjektion “dear”
- Ach (mit erklärender Ergänzung: Ausdruck von Überraschung, Mitleid oder Missbilligung)
"Oh dear, I seem to have forgotten my keys at home," she exclaimed.