英语词汇querida怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

querida¹

noun kɛˈriːdəkɛˈridə

1(in Spanish-speaking regions) a female romantic partner (often as an affectionate form of address)
my querida and I went here for a late supper
in case you're reading this, querida, I love you
1. 1.1SE Asian A married man's mistress.
  she plays the wife who is sharing him with his kerida

Origin

Spanish, from querer ‘to love’.

querida²

nounkɛˈriːdəkɛˈridə

In Spain and Spanish-speaking countries: a female sweetheart, a darling.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Albert Pike (1809–1891). From Spanish querida a female sweetheart, a darling, use as noun of feminine of querido, past participle of querer to seek out, desire, love.

querida¹

nounkɛˈridəkeˈrēdə

1(in Spanish-speaking regions) a female romantic partner (often as an affectionate form of address)
my querida and I went here for a late supper
in case you're reading this, querida, I love you
1. 1.1SE Asian A married man's mistress.
  she plays the wife who is sharing him with his kerida

Origin

Spanish, from querer ‘to love’.

querida²

nounkɛˈridəkeˈrēdə

In Spain and Spanish-speaking countries: a female sweetheart, a darling.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Albert Pike (1809–1891). From Spanish querida a female sweetheart, a darling, use as noun of feminine of querido, past participle of querer to seek out, desire, love.

单词	querida
释义	querida¹ noun kɛˈriːdəkɛˈridə 1(in Spanish-speaking regions) a female romantic partner (often as an affectionate form of address) my querida and I went here for a late supper in case you're reading this, querida, I love you 1.1SE Asian A married man's mistress. she plays the wife who is sharing him with his kerida Origin Spanish, from querer ‘to love’. querida² nounkɛˈriːdəkɛˈridə In Spain and Spanish-speaking countries: a female sweetheart, a darling. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Albert Pike (1809–1891). From Spanish querida a female sweetheart, a darling, use as noun of feminine of querido, past participle of querer to seek out, desire, love. noun.1 noun.2 querida¹ nounkɛˈridəkeˈrēdə 1(in Spanish-speaking regions) a female romantic partner (often as an affectionate form of address) my querida and I went here for a late supper in case you're reading this, querida, I love you 1.1SE Asian A married man's mistress. she plays the wife who is sharing him with his kerida Origin Spanish, from querer ‘to love’. querida² nounkɛˈridəkeˈrēdə In Spain and Spanish-speaking countries: a female sweetheart, a darling. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Albert Pike (1809–1891). From Spanish querida a female sweetheart, a darling, use as noun of feminine of querido, past participle of querer to seek out, desire, love. noun.1 noun.2
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