Love
Meaning
An intense feeling of deep affection.
Pronunciation
UK lʌv
US lʌv
Example Sentences
- You love discovering diversified cultures with unique architectures, so come to Barcelona, Spain!
- This city has sights which any historian or archaeologist will love.
- Whilst at Apple, [Andy] was given the name for his love of robots.
- This is probably because the British love a bit of a bidding war, what's better than being able to auction from your own home!
- [Archimedes] greatest love was theoretical mathematics.
- One thing we didn't love on our trip to Bali was the traffic congested main road.
- If you love cats, [you're] in for a treat today as here we have 100 cat facts you won't want to miss!
- The jury is out - Americans love cats more than dogs!
- The love for fish and chips ranks alongside roast beef and Yorkshire puddings (as well as the recently nominated chicken tikka masala) as an English national dish.
- And love them or hate them, mushy peas are also traditional on the side.
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