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Jennyng428 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
What is the meaning of "sweeties" ?
i heard something saying: "it has cost you sweeties"
what is the meaning for sweeties ?
does that sentence mean it has cost you next to nothing ?
what is the meaning for sweeties ?
does that sentence mean it has cost you next to nothing ?
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Hi, 'Sweety' is an informal way of addressing someone. It's a bit like 'darling' or 'dear'. eg' Good morning, sweetie'.
- Hi, 'Sweety' is an informal way of addressing someone.
- It's a bit like 'darling' or 'dear'.
- eg' Good morning, sweetie'.
- (to a wife or child) eg 'Good morning, sweeties'.
- (to both) Does this meaning fit your context?
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Hi,
'Sweety' is an informal way of addressing someone. It's a bit like 'darling' or 'dear'.
eg' Good morning, sweetie'. (to a wife or child)
eg 'Good morning, sweeties'. (to both)
Does this meaning fit your context?
'Sweeties' is also an informal British term for candies.
Clive
'Sweety' is an informal way of addressing someone. It's a bit like 'darling' or 'dear'.
eg' Good morning, sweetie'. (to a wife or child)
eg 'Good morning, sweeties'. (to both)
Does this meaning fit your context?
'Sweeties' is also an informal British term for candies.
Clive
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Hi,
Either way is OK (in the singular). It's a very informal term.
Clive
Either way is OK (in the singular). It's a very informal term.
Clive
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