Перевод слова

Перевод: beloved

[прилагательное]
любимый; возлюбленный; ненаглядный;
[существительное]
возлюбленная ; любимая

Тезаурус:

1. Letter to the Editor: Well beloved
2. Although Kim is hailed as the Beloved Leader, 12 corrective camps are believed to provide 152,000 less-adoring citizens with re-education.
3. Although geology is a fairly elderly discipline, as sciences go, in its 150-year history there have been no sudden "breakthroughs" of the sort beloved of journalists.
4. The first part of the manuscript, under an early title "Too late beloved", was rejected as unsuitable by Tillotson and Son - with whom a fee of a thousand guineas had already been agreed - by Murray and by Macmillan, before it was accepted in a revised form for serialisation in The Graphic .
5. The shock is that the hand throttle, beloved of tractor makers for 80 years has gone.
6. Enter the beloved son.
7. And he continued to drive a battered 1979 pick-up truck, its upholstery chewed to pieces by his beloved hunting dogs.
8. In Love again, the new beloved was perfect and miraculous; Jay swept away what she had learned in pain about feet of clay and natural caution.
9. So it looks as if cameramen (rather than the proposed cameramans) will be able to get on with their work in the Gulf; the beloved accent on abme will not fall into the abyss; and the whole affair will have been a non-vnement.
10. Unfortunately, Monty's beloved Betty died of a strange illness, just ten years later, leaving a distraught Monty with a son, David.
11. And just to cap all this mythological irrelevance, the island of Vulcano is now linked by a small spit of land to another small volcano, Vulcanello, which used to be a separate island, and it has been suggested that this pair comprised the "Scylla and Charybdis", beloved of Homer and modern politicians, but then so have several other island pairs in the Mediterranean.
12. Steve Waddington THE BELOVED
13. A "sewer" was a straight cut, the kind of geometrical channel beloved by modern engineers, and did not have the connotation of foul water which it has today.