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loving + noun
用于形容某人充满爱意的特质。
She is a loving mother.
她是一位慈爱的母亲。
充满爱意的；慈爱的
lovingest — superlative of loving
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充满爱意的；慈爱的
Showing or feeling great love and affection for someone.
She is a loving mother.
她是一位慈爱的母亲。
表达关爱的；深情款款的。
Expressing a large amount of love to other people; affectionate.
She gave her daughter a loving hug before she left for school.
她在女儿去上学前给了她一个充满爱意的拥抱。
The dog's loving nature made it a great companion for the children.
这只狗温顺的性格使它成为孩子们的好伙伴。
He wrote a loving letter to his wife while he was away on business.
他在出差时给妻子写了一封充满深情的信。
用于形容某人充满爱意的特质。
She is a loving mother.
她是一位慈爱的母亲。
作表语，表示充满爱意的状态。
They are very loving.
他们非常恩爱。
后接towards表示对某人的爱意。
He is loving towards his children.
他对孩子们充满爱意。
Not this
What a loving day!
Use this
What a lovely day!
误用'lovely'为'loving'。'loving'指充满爱意的，用于人或关系；'lovely'指令人愉悦的、可爱的，用于描述事物或人。
Not this
She has a loving for animals.
Use this
She has a love for animals.
误将形容词'loving'当作名词使用。'loving'是形容词，不能作宾语；表示'热爱'的名词是'love'。
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充满爱的家庭
She grew up in a loving family.
她在充满爱的家庭中长大。
悉心照料
The plants need loving care to thrive.
这些植物需要悉心照料才能茁壮成长。
恩爱关系
They have a loving relationship built on trust.
他们拥有建立在信任之上的恩爱关系。
慈爱
She treated everyone with loving kindness.
她以慈爱对待每个人。
深情回忆
He kept a loving memory of his grandmother.
他珍藏对祖母的深情回忆。
深情拥抱
The child ran into his mother's loving embrace.
孩子跑进母亲深情的拥抱中。
深切怀念
This bench is placed here in loving memory of our grandparents.
这张长椅放置于此，以深切怀念我们的祖父母。
爱你很容易，因为你很美
She sang softly, 'Loving you is easy 'cause you're beautiful.'
她轻声唱道：‘爱你很容易，因为你很美。’
我就喜欢
After his first bite, he said, 'I'm loving it.'
他咬了一口后说：‘我就喜欢。’
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由love + -ing构成，意为充满爱的，想象心中爱意不断流露。
通常用于形容充满爱意的状态或行为，多用于浪漫关系、家庭或正式场合的赞美。
Only 'shoving' (/ʃʌvɪŋ/) rhymes exactly with 'loving'. The other listed words share the -ving spelling but have different stressed vowels, so they are not rhymes.
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