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

Give me your water and your hankie, sweetie.
甜心，把你的水和手帕给我。
Mom: Sweetie, you are sure you want to do this?
亲爱的，你确定你要这么做吗？
Sweetie, sorry should be said by me instead of you.
宝贝，应该说抱歉的是我而不是你。
Your sweetie will begin to think your messages are more important than them.
你的情人会开始认为你收到的信息比他/她更重要。
Of course you don't sweetie. you're brand new.
当然了亲爱的，你是全新的。
Ok, listen, sweetie. I'm sorry, I really don't mean to be rude.
行了，听着，亲爱的，我很抱歉，我真的不想失礼。
Sweetie, I am just trying to protect you.
宝贝，我只是想保护你。
Plus, you can marry your sweetie while you're there.
并在那和你所爱的人结婚。
I got her, sweetie. she's dead.
我把事情解决了，她也死了。
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。