sweetie

英 [ˈswiːti]

美 [ˈswiːti]

n. (儿童语)糖果; 招人喜欢的人; 可爱的人; (用作称呼语)亲爱的

BNC.24705 / COCA.11067

牛津词典

noun

（儿童语）糖果
a child's word for a sweet/a piece of candy
招人喜欢的人；可爱的人
a person who is kind and easy to like
1. He's a real sweetie.
  他的确招人喜欢。
（用作称呼语）亲爱的
used to address sb in a way that shows affection

(尤用作对自己小的人的爱称)亲爱的，小宝贝儿
You can call someonesweetieif you are fond of them, especially if they are younger than you.
好心人;善人
If you say that someone is asweetie, you mean that they are kind and nice.
(儿童用语)糖果
Sweets are sometimes referred to assweetiesby children or by adults speaking to children.

noun

Matt: that was so cool, sweetie, how do you feel?
马特：太爽了，亲爱的，你怎么样？
Mom: What's the matter, sweetie? You look a little upset.
怎么了，宝贝儿？你看上去有点儿不高兴。
Good night, sweetie, I'm going to bed.
亲爱的，晚安，我要去睡觉了。
She has all the glee of a little girl let loose in a sweetie shop
她像糖果店里无人管束的小女孩那样兴高采烈。
Be sure to find out what your sweetie wants, too.
但也一定要弄清楚你的情人想要什么。
Hey Sweetie, see, I made lunch for you!
喂，小甜甜，看我给你做的午饭！
Talking to sweetie, but on a wrong topic annoyed her.
和宝贝聊天时候聊了一个不该聊的话题，让她生气了。
Fred: I think you just found your closing, sweetie.
我想你已经有你的结案陈词了，亲爱的。
I have a friend, proposed to his sweetie.
我有个朋友，向他女友求婚。
Ben: No, sweetie, I'm not smoking. Why?
没有，亲爱的，我没抽烟，怎么了？