亲昵 | qīn nì | intimate | |
昵称 | nì chēng | nickname; diminutive; term of endearment; to nickname | |
狎昵 | xiá nì | intimate; taking liberties; familiar (with a negative connotation) | |
爱昵 | ài nì | intimate; loving | |
亵昵 | xiè nì | familiar (i.e. rude); irreverent |
1 | B:oh, yeah. It's party time for everybody. | |
2 | A:What's the weather like in your country? | |
3 | "I know a few good-looking broads, " Johnny said jokingly . | |
4 | It was a love note, in Janet's handwriting. | |
5 | DEAR BETHANY: My freezer costs very little in electricity - less than $50 per year - to run. |