loved

UK
/lʌvd/
US
/lʌvd/
lovedverb
loved
Past Simple
loved
Past Participle
UK
/lʌvd/
US
/lʌvd/
Non-lemma verb form: simple past tense and past participle of 'love'.
Translations
She loved him dearly.
Elle l’aimait profondément.
Definitions
Simple past tense and past participle of "love".
She loved him dearly.
Synonyms
lovedpast participle
UK
/lʌvd/
US
/lʌvd/
Used as a participial adjective derived from the verb 'love'.
Translations
aiméCourant pour exprimer l’affection ou l’attachement.
The old teddy bear was a loved possession from her childhood.
L’ancien ours en peluche était un objet aimé de son enfance.
Additional translations
cheriPlus littéraire ou affectif ; s’emploie pour un être ou un objet très précieux.
Definitions
Regarded with deep affection or cherished by someone.
The old teddy bear was a loved possession from her childhood.
loveverb

loved

Past Simple

loved
Past Simple
loved
Past Participle
loving
ing-form
UK
/lʌv/
US
/lʌv/
Translations
She loves her family more than anything in the world.
Elle aime sa famille plus que tout au monde.
Additional translations
adorerFamilier ou expressif, pour marquer une forte préférence.
Definitions
To feel deep affection or passion for someone or something.
She loves her family more than anything in the world.
To like or enjoy something very much.
He loves playing the guitar in his free time.
Antonyms
lovenoun
Definitions
An intense feeling of deep affection.
Her love for her children was evident in everything she did.
A great interest and pleasure in something.
He has a love of music that is unmatched.
A person or thing that one loves.
Paris was her first love, and she visited the city every year.
A score of zero in tennis.
The game started with the score at love-all.
loveadjective
Definitions
Relating to or intended for lovers; expressing romantic affection.
They spent the evening listening to love songs under the stars.
loveinterjection
Definitions
Used as an affectionate or friendly form of address.
"All right, love?" called the shopkeeper as she entered.