Examples of using Affectionately in English and their translations into French
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Anthony Bourdain talks affectionately about his mentor,"Bigfoot," who may not know how to make guacamole,
So she used to start her sentences with"Eh La Re" and affectionately address all her friends"Malaka" and was generally trying stay afloat in this total English immersion experience that is a small university town in the US of A.
which is known affectionately as La Pedrera,"the stone quarry",
he was affectionately called Hi no Ko(火の子)
is the ex-wife of Don Draper(who affectionately called her"Betts,"
sister to playable character Ohatsu, who affectionately calls Yodo by her childhood name.
Princess Maria Luisa(1799-1857), affectionately called"the little hunchback" by the people of Florence.
brings you with a steep climb to the top of Monte Zeda, affectionately called"the Zeda",
Granny Nilva, as he affectionately called her.
it bears witness to the mysterious presence of his uninterrupted prayer which affectionately accompanies his Order throughout the ages.
He wrote two treatises on Christian marriage which he dedicated to her, affectionately calling her“my best-beloved fellow-servant in the Lord.”
Holy Spirit; affectionately loving our Christian brothers
the heart of BD(as Nouméans affectionately nicknamed it) throbs again to the rhythm from the bars, shops
even affectionately with works of music which,
Affectionately, Jenny.
Affectionately known"?
I mean affectionately.
Affectionately accurate, though.
Yes Father, affectionately.
Yours affectionately, Sheeni.