darling dar·ling

darling dar·ling
['dɒːlɪŋ]
1. n
1) tesoro

he's a little darling — è un amore

be a darling ... fam — sii un angelo or un tesoro...

come here darling — vieni qui tesoro

2)

(in shops) what can I do for you, darling? — desidera, cara?

2. adj
(daughter, husband) caro (-a), (dress, house) adorabile, delizioso (-a)

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