affectionately
affectionately 英 [ə'fekʃənətlɪ] 美 [ə'fɛkʃənɪtli]
adv. 亲切地；挚爱地
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- adv. 亲切地；挚爱地
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1. A healer of nations and a mentor to generations, Nelson Mandela –or Madiba as he is affectionately known by millions –is a living symbol of wisdom, courage and integrity.
纳尔逊•曼德拉不仅愈合了民族创伤，是几代人的良师益友，而且是活生生的智慧、勇气和廉正象征——数百万人亲切地称他为“马迪巴”。
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2. He said he did not try to resume his positions "even when I partially recovered my health a year later, although everyone, affectionately, continued to refer to me by those titles.
他说，“即便一年后，我的健康部分的恢复了，尽管每个人都亲切的继续用那些头衔称呼我”，他也没有试过恢复他的职务。
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3. Premier Wen shook hands with them and Kayo Fukushima. Premier Wen also affectionately touched her little sister's face, a moment Kayo Fukushima would never forget.
温总理与大家一一握手，也和福岛佳代握手，还亲切地抚摸她妹妹的小脸蛋，这个瞬间令福岛佳代永远难忘。
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