luvvie [美 ˈləvi, 英 ˈlʌvi], luvvy 名词 <pl luvvies> 英
1. luvvie 谑 (actor):
2. luvvie 俗 (as form of address) → love
I. love [美 ləv, 英 lʌv] 名词
1.1. love (affection, emotional attachment):
1.2. love (enthusiasm, interest):
2.1. love (greetings, regards):
2.2. love (in letters):
3.1. love (person loved):
3.2. love (thing loved):
4.1. love 俗 as form of address (to loved one):
4.2. love 俗 as form of address 英:
5. love (lovable person) 俗:
II. love [美 ləv, 英 lʌv] 动词 trans
1. love (care for):
2. love (like):
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
I'm fed up with keep hearing this luvvie liberal and socialist nonsense, especially from breeding grounds in universities and schools.
www.cambridge-news.co.uk It's really not considered fancy or luvvie or far out.
www.independent.ie But he is far too funny and pragmatic to be a real opera luvvie.
www.heraldscotland.com Once the liberals' favourite luvvie, she now stands accused of being a money-grabbing, apartheid-supporting, anti-democratic hypocrite.
www.independent.ie If he's doing another series next year, he'd be better off avoiding his inner luvvie and going for interviewees who allow him to display this more substantial side.
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