1.Why don't you sit back down over here, lovey?

亲爱，为什么不回到边坐下呢？机翻

2.All right, lovey. You have a nice day, won't ya?

好 亲爱 祝你今天愉快？

3." Are you really an evil person just pretending to be a lovey mom? " her son asks.

道：“你真个恶人，只假装个慈爱妈妈吗？”机翻

4.Her cousin " Cootie" described her as " lovey dovey" — as kind as she was pretty — always taking care of family and friends in need.

她表妹“库蒂”形她“可爱鸽”——尽管她很漂亮，但总照顾有需要家人和朋友。

5.Now what's interesting is it's the spelling that's made this word so new, because there already was a word 'lovey' in the language, going back right to the 1960s, spelt l-o-v-e-y.

有趣，个词新就新在它写法比较新。因为实际上在20世纪60年代，英语中已经出现过一个有相同语义词：“lovey”。

6.I might say " oh, come on, lovey! " meaning ...you might hear from a bus conductor for instance, and it refers simply to you know, 'my dear', and it could be to a man or a woman, more usually to a woman.

我们可以样用“拜托，亲爱！”… … 意思… … 假如你从一个巴士售票员口中听到句话，它只单纯地表示——“亲爱”，可以对男士说也可以对女士说，当然，大多数情况下只针对对女性用个词。