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cariño  

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1    (=afecto)   love, affection  
demostró mucho cariño por sus hijas      he showed great love o affection for his daughters  
falta de cariño      lack of affection  
palabras de cariño      affectionate words  
→ coger cariño a algn/algo      to grow o become fond of sb/sth, become attached to sb/sth  
→ con cariño        
trata a sus plantas con mucho cariño      she takes loving care of her plants  
lo recuerdo con cariño      I have fond memories of it, I remember it with great affection  
con cariño, Luis        (en carta)    love (from) Luis  
→ dar cariño a algn      to be affectionate to sb  
→ sentir cariño por algn      to be fond of sb, like sb  
→ tener cariño a algn/algo      to be fond of sb/sth, like sb/sth  
→ tomar cariño a algn/algo      to grow o become fond of sb/sth, become attached to sb/sth  
2      (apelativo)    darling, honey *     
ven aquí, cariño      come here darling  
3    (=caricia)  
dar o hacer (un) cariño a algn      to caress sb, stroke sb  
4      (LAm)   (=regalo)   gift, token (of affection)
5    cariños   (=saludos)   love  
Rosa te manda muchos cariños      Rosa sends her love  
Translation Spanish - English Collins Dictionary  
Collaborative Dictionary     Spanish-English
adv. adj.
yes, darling
adv. adj.
yes, darling
adv.
yes, darling
adv.
yes, darling
exp.
become attached to sb/sth
exp.
to grow {o} become fond of sb/sth
exp.
like sb/sth
exp.
to be fond of sb/sth
exp.
like sb
exp.
to be fond of sb
exp.
to be affectionate to sb
exp.
he showed great love {o} affection for his daughters
exp.
become attached to sb/sth
exp.
to grow {o} become fond of sb/sth
exp.
to return a favour/sb's affection hundredfold
exp.
become attached to sb
exp.
to grow {o} become fond of sb
exp.
to grow fond of sb
exp.
stroke sb
exp.
to caress sb
exp.
a child who monopolizes his mother's attention
exp.
the love of his children is all that keeps him going
exp.
jealousy made her question {o} doubt his affection
exp.
I remember it with great affection
exp.
I have fond memories of it
exp.
she takes loving care of her plants
exp.
come here darling
exp.
affectionate words
exp.
lack of affection
exp.
don't be such a brute, be kind to her

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