사랑[명사][하다형 타동사] 1.아끼고 위하며 한없이 베푸는 일, 또는 그 마음. ¶어머니의 사랑. 2.남녀 간에 정을 들여 애틋이 그리는 일, 또는 그러한 관계나 상대. ¶사랑하는 사이./사랑에 눈멀다. 3.동정(同情)하여 너그럽게 베푸는 일, 또는 그 마음. ¶수재민을 위한 사랑의 손길. 4.어떤 사물이나 대상을 몹시 소중히 여김, 또는 그 마음. ¶그는 별을 사랑하고 하늘을 사랑하였다./음악을 사랑하는 사람들의 모임. 5.기독교에서, 긍휼(矜恤)과 구원(救援)을 위하여 예수를 내려 보낸 하나님의 뜻.
love /lv/ (loves, loving, loved)
1. VERB If you love someone, you feel romantically or sexually attracted to them, and they are very important to you. Oh, Amy, I love you. We love each other. We want to spend our lives together.
2. N-UNCOUNT Love is a very strong feeling of affection towards someone who you are romantically or sexually attracted to. Our love for each other has been increased by what we've been through together. a old fashioned love story. an album of love songs.
3. VERB You say that you love someone when their happiness is very important to you, so that you behave in a kind and caring way towards them. You'll never love anyone the way you love your baby.
4. N-UNCOUNT Love is the feeling that a person's happiness is very important to you, and the way you show this feeling in your behaviour towards them. My love for all my children is unconditional. She's got a great capacity for love.
5. VERB If you love something, you like it very much. We loved the food so much, especially the fish dishes. I loved reading. one of these people that loves to be in the outdoors. I love it when I hear you laugh.
6. VERB You can say that you love something when you consider that it is important and want to protect or support it. I love my country as you love yours.
7. N-UNCOUNT : oft N of n Love is a strong liking for something, or a belief that it is important. The French are known for their love of their language.
8. N-COUNT : usu with poss Your love is someone or something that you love. `She is the love of my life,' he said. Music's one of my great loves.
9. VERB If you would love to have or do something, you very much want to have it or do it. I would love to play for England again. I would love a hot bath and clean clothes. His wife would love him to give up his job.
10. N-VOC Some people use love as an affectionate way of addressing someone.[ BRIT, INFORMAL ] Well, I'll take your word for it then, love. Don't cry, my love. dear, darling
11. NUM In tennis, love is a score of zero. He beat Thomas Muster of Austria three sets to love.
12. CONVENTION You can use expressions such as `love', `love from', and `all my love', followed by your name, as an informal way of ending a letter to a friend or relation. with love from Grandma and Grandpa.
13. N-UNCOUNT : poss N If you send someone your love, you ask another person, who will soon be speaking or writing to them, to tell them that you are thinking about them with affection. Please give her my love.
14. see also -loved, loving, free love, peace-loving, tug-of-love
15. PHRASE : V inflects, oft PHR with n If you fall in love with someone, you start to be in love with them. I fell in love with him because of his kind nature. We fell madly in love.
16. PHRASE : V inflects, usu PHR with n If you fall in love with something, you start to like it very much. Working with Ford closely, I fell in love with the cinema.
17. PHRASE : V inflects, oft PHR with n If you are in love with someone, you feel romantically or sexually attracted to them, and they are very important to you. Laura had never before been in love. I've never really been in love with anyone. We were madly in love for about two years.
18. PHRASE : V inflects, usu PHR with n If you are in love with something, you like it very much. He had always been in love with the enchanted landscape of the West.
19. PHRASE : V inflects, oft pl-n PHR, PHR to/with n When two people make love, they have sex. Have you ever made love to a girl before?.
LOVE
사랑[명사][하다형 타동사]
1.아끼고 위하며 한없이 베푸는 일, 또는 그 마음.
¶어머니의 사랑.
2.남녀 간에 정을 들여 애틋이 그리는 일, 또는 그러한 관계나 상대.
¶사랑하는 사이./사랑에 눈멀다.
3.동정(同情)하여 너그럽게 베푸는 일, 또는 그 마음.
¶수재민을 위한 사랑의 손길.
4.어떤 사물이나 대상을 몹시 소중히 여김, 또는 그 마음.
¶그는 별을 사랑하고 하늘을 사랑하였다./음악을 사랑하는 사람들의 모임.
5.기독교에서, 긍휼(矜恤)과 구원(救援)을 위하여 예수를 내려 보낸 하나님의 뜻.
love /lv/ (loves, loving, loved)
1. VERB
If you love someone, you feel romantically or sexually attracted to them, and they are very important to you.
Oh, Amy, I love you.
We love each other. We want to spend our lives together.
2. N-UNCOUNT
Love is a very strong feeling of affection towards someone who you are romantically or sexually attracted to.
Our love for each other has been increased by what we've been through together.
a old fashioned love story.
an album of love songs.
3. VERB
You say that you love someone when their happiness is very important to you, so that you behave in a kind and caring way towards them.
You'll never love anyone the way you love your baby.
4. N-UNCOUNT
Love is the feeling that a person's happiness is very important to you, and the way you show this feeling in your behaviour towards them.
My love for all my children is unconditional.
She's got a great capacity for love.
5. VERB
If you love something, you like it very much.
We loved the food so much, especially the fish dishes.
I loved reading.
one of these people that loves to be in the outdoors.
I love it when I hear you laugh.
6. VERB
You can say that you love something when you consider that it is important and want to protect or support it.
I love my country as you love yours.
7. N-UNCOUNT : oft N of n
Love is a strong liking for something, or a belief that it is important.
The French are known for their love of their language.
8. N-COUNT : usu with poss
Your love is someone or something that you love.
`She is the love of my life,' he said.
Music's one of my great loves.
9. VERB
If you would love to have or do something, you very much want to have it or do it.
I would love to play for England again.
I would love a hot bath and clean clothes.
His wife would love him to give up his job.
10. N-VOC
Some people use love as an affectionate way of addressing someone.[ BRIT, INFORMAL ]
Well, I'll take your word for it then, love.
Don't cry, my love.
dear, darling
11. NUM
In tennis, love is a score of zero.
He beat Thomas Muster of Austria three sets to love.
12. CONVENTION
You can use expressions such as `love', `love from', and `all my love', followed by your name, as an informal way of ending a letter to a friend or relation.
with love from Grandma and Grandpa.
13. N-UNCOUNT : poss N
If you send someone your love, you ask another person, who will soon be speaking or writing to them, to tell them that you are thinking about them with affection.
Please give her my love.
14. see also -loved, loving, free love, peace-loving, tug-of-love
15. PHRASE : V inflects, oft PHR with n
If you fall in love with someone, you start to be in love with them.
I fell in love with him because of his kind nature.
We fell madly in love.
16. PHRASE : V inflects, usu PHR with n
If you fall in love with something, you start to like it very much.
Working with Ford closely, I fell in love with the cinema.
17. PHRASE : V inflects, oft PHR with n
If you are in love with someone, you feel romantically or sexually attracted to them, and they are very important to you.
Laura had never before been in love.
I've never really been in love with anyone.
We were madly in love for about two years.
18. PHRASE : V inflects, usu PHR with n
If you are in love with something, you like it very much.
He had always been in love with the enchanted landscape of the West.
19. PHRASE : V inflects, oft pl-n PHR, PHR to/with n
When two people make love, they have sex.
Have you ever made love to a girl before?.
사전엔 수많은 사랑에 관한 정의가 있지만.
나는 아직 사랑을 모르겠다.