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dear 1 AHD[dîr] D.J.[dɪə]K.K.[dɪr]adj.（形容词）dear.er, dear.est - Loved and cherished:亲爱的，心爱的：my dearest friend.我最亲爱的朋友
- Greatly valued; precious:非常受珍视的；宝贵的：lost everything dear to them.失去他们珍爱的一切
- Highly esteemed or regarded. Used in direct address, especially in salutations:敬爱的：极尊敬的，很敬仰的。常用于直接的称呼中，尤指用于尊称：Dear Lee Dawson.敬爱的李道森先生
- High-priced; expensive.See Synonyms at costly 价格高的；昂贵的 参见 costly
- Charging high prices.索价高的
- Earnest; ardent:热切的；热衷的："This good man was a dear lover and constant practicer of angling"(Izaak Walton)“这个好人热衷于钓鱼并不断地练习”(艾萨克·沃尔顿)
- Obsolete Noble; worthy.【废语】 高贵的；值得尊敬的
n.（名词）- One that is greatly loved.亲爱的人
- An endearing, lovable, or kind person.受爱戴的人：惹人喜爱的、可爱的或善良的人
adv.（副词）- With fondness; affectionately.热爱地：钟爱地；充满深情地
- At a high cost:高价地：sold their wares dear.高价出售他们的加工品
interj.（感叹词）- Used as a polite exclamation, chiefly of surprise or distress:呵，哎呀：用于表示有礼貌的感叹，尤指表示惊讶或痛苦：oh dear; dear me.哦；哎呀
- Middle English dere 中古英语 dere
- from Old English dēore 源自 古英语 dēore
dearʹly adv.（副词）dearʹness n.（名词）
dear 2 AHD[dîr] D.J.[dɪə]K.K.[dɪr]adj.（形容词）- Severe; grievous; sore:严重的；极度的；令人痛苦的：our dearest need.我们最迫切的需要
- Middle English dere 中古英语 dere
- from Old English dēor 源自 古英语 dēor
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