Angličtina

beloved

gb/bɪlˈʌvɪd/ us/bɪlˈʌvɪd/
B2 Angličtina
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adjective B2 property
1

dearly loved and cherished

loved very much

Vzorec užití: a beloved [person/thing/place]
Častá chyba:
Learners may say *beloved to me*; in modern English, *beloved by me* is possible but less common than *I love...* or *...is dear to me*.
Synonyma
cherished (Emphasizes valuing and caring for someone or something.) | dear (More common and often less formal than beloved.)
Antonyma
hated (Opposite feeling of strong dislike.) | unloved (Suggests a lack of love or affection.)
Kolokace
beloved wife |beloved husband |beloved child |beloved friend |beloved pet |beloved home |beloved memories |beloved grandmother |beloved community |beloved tradition
Témata
relationships |emotions |family
Příklady
  • She kept a photo of her beloved grandfather on her desk.
  • The park is a beloved part of the neighborhood.
  • He returned to his beloved hometown after many years away.
Učební příklady
  • This is my beloved dog.
  • She is a beloved teacher.
adjective B2 property
2

popular and well-liked

liked and loved by many people

Vzorec užití: a beloved [celebrity/book/character/place]
Častá chyba:
Don’t use *beloved* for something merely “liked” (e.g., a new product); it suggests strong affection over time.
Synonyma
much-loved (Very close in meaning; often used in similar contexts.) | popular (Broader and weaker; doesn’t necessarily imply affection.)
Antonyma
unpopular (Not liked by many people.) | reviled (Strongly disliked or criticized.)
Kolokace
beloved actor |beloved singer |beloved author |beloved character |beloved book |beloved series |beloved film |a beloved figure |a beloved coach |a beloved institution
Témata
media |culture |people |society
Příklady
  • He was a beloved comedian who made people laugh for decades.
  • The show remains beloved by fans around the world.
  • She’s one of the city’s most beloved public figures.
Učební příklady
  • The book is beloved by many readers.
Podstatné jméno C1 entity
3

a person you love

a person you love very much

Vzorec užití: my/your/his/her [beloved]
Častá chyba:
As a noun, *beloved* usually needs a determiner (e.g., *my beloved*), not just *beloved* alone.
Synonyma
love (More informal; often used as a nickname in speech.) | sweetheart (Often affectionate and conversational; less formal than beloved.)
Antonyma
enemy (Someone you oppose rather than love.)
Kolokace
my beloved |his beloved |her beloved |their beloved |to my beloved |letters to my beloved |lost beloved |beloved and I |beloved partner |beloved spouse
Témata
relationships |emotions
Příklady
  • He wrote a long letter to his beloved while he was overseas.
  • She introduced him as her beloved, and everyone smiled.
  • They planted a tree in memory of their beloved.
Učební příklady
  • I miss my beloved.
adjective literary C1 role
4

used as a formal address

a formal way to say “dear people”

Vzorec užití: Beloved, [statement]
Častá chyba:
This use is uncommon in everyday conversation; using it casually can sound overly formal or old-fashioned.
Synonyma
dear (A more general and common form of address (e.g., Dear friends).)
Kolokace
Beloved friends |Beloved brothers and sisters |Beloved brethren |Beloved community
Témata
religion |literature |speeches
Příklady
  • Beloved, let us remember those who cannot be with us today.
  • Beloved friends, thank you for your support over the years.
  • Beloved brothers and sisters, please be seated.
Gramatika
Slovníkový tvar
beloved
IPA
GB/bɪlˈʌvɪd/
US/bɪlˈʌvɪd/
Slabiky a přízvuk
be - loved (2 slabiky)
Stress on 2nd syllable (loved)
Tvary slova
Adjective
  • Base: beloved
Noun
  • Base: beloved
  • Plural: beloveds
Příbuzná slova
Forms
beloveds noun
Core family
love verb A2 loving adjective lovingly adverb B1
Related words
lover noun B1 lovable adjective lovely adjective A2
Negative and opposite forms
unloved adjective loveless adjective unloving adjective
Výrazy

dearly beloved

1
/dˈɪɹli bɪlˈʌvɪd/
fixed phrase literary

people who are loved very much

Used, especially in formal or religious speech, to talk to people who are loved very much.

Příklady
  • "Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today," began the minister.
  • The speech opened with the traditional words, "Dearly beloved."

dearly beloved

1
/dˈɪɹli bɪlˈʌvɪd/
fixed phrase literary

very loved (often ceremonial)

very loved (used in formal ceremonies)

Příklady
  • Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to celebrate this marriage.
  • Dearly beloved, we have come together to remember her life and work.
  • He began the speech with “Dearly beloved,” in a joking imitation of a wedding ceremony.

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