doting

UK
/ˈdəʊtɪŋ/
US
/ˈdoʊtɪŋ/
dotingadjective
more doting
Comp.
most doting
Super.
UK
/ˈdəʊtɪŋ/
US
/ˈdoʊtɪŋ/
Translations
gâteuseSe dit d’une personne qui manifeste une affection excessive, souvent avec l’idée de gâter.
The doting grandmother showered her grandchildren with gifts and affection.
La grand-mère gâteuse couvait ses petits-enfants de cadeaux et d’affection.
Definitions
Excessively fond, loving to an extreme degree.
The doting grandmother showered her grandchildren with gifts and affection.
dotingnoun
UK
/ˈdəʊ.tɪŋ/
US
/ˈdoʊ.tɪŋ/
Gerund form used substantively to denote the act of showing excessive fondness; normally uncountable.
Translations
adorationDans le sens d’une affection excessive.
His constant doting on the puppy soon became tiresome to the rest of the family.
Son adoration constante pour le chiot est vite devenue fatigante pour le reste de la famille.
Definitions
The act or state of showing excessive fondness or adoration.
His constant doting on the puppy soon became tiresome to the rest of the family.
doteverb

doting

ing-form

doted
Past Simple
doted
Past Participle
doting
ing-form
UK
/dəʊt/
US
/doʊt/
Translations
adorerAvec la préposition « on » : « adorer, être très attaché à quelqu’un ».
She dotes on her grandchildren, always bringing them gifts and treats.
Elle adore ses petits-enfants et leur apporte toujours des cadeaux et des friandises.
Additional translations
radoterSens vieilli : devenir gâteux, perdre la raison avec l'âge.
Definitions
To show excessive fondness or love for someone.
She dotes on her grandchildren, always bringing them gifts and treats.
To become weak-minded or act in a senile manner, especially because of old age.
Since her husband passed away, she has begun to dote and rarely recognizes her neighbours.
dotenoun
Definitions
An adorable or endearing person or thing (chiefly Irish informal).
That kitten is a real dote.
A dowry or portion given in marriage (archaic).
Her family provided a generous dote when she wed.