Examples of using Affectionately in English and their translations into Slovak
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Eduard, whom they affectionately called“Tete,” was diagnosed with schizophrenia
Eye contact- You look at your child affectionately and they pick up on the positive emotion conveyed by this nonverbal signal
Affectionately known by their fans as the O's
beloved by local residents, who affectionately call her Montenapo.
for"seyfogolovogo" as it is affectionately called gamers,
in the entire world, and it is affectionately referred to as the‘Jewel of the East'.
That is why parents should treat their daughters affectionately, more attentively, give them the opportunity to feel their significance.
This braiding machine has always been very popular in the market and is affectionately known as the“Xinchang braider”.
Affectionately known as'The King of Soho' his story forms an intrinsic part of the history of the London district of Soho.
Chicco was founded in 1958 by Cavaliere del Lavoro Pietro Catelli who wanted to celebrate the birth of his first son Enrico, affectionately known as“Chicco”.
Eleanor Roosevelt, one of America's most famous First Ladies, once affectionately referred to her New York City home as her"new little apartment.
low voice, affectionately and angrily.
himself with tall bodyguards, and was affectionately known as le petit caporal(the little corporal).
by countless others who affectionately know him as,"Big O.".
more affectionately.
I affectionately greet all of you, who make up the“World Family of Radio Maria”.
more affectionately known as the The Bucket List Family,
At the end of this celebration, I affectionately greet all of you here, particularly young people.
Saint Philip addressed Our Lady affectionately with the invocation“Virgin Mother, Mother Virgin,” convinced
Marion, the boys' younger sister, whom they affectionately called Nellie,