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 Translation for 'affectionately' from English to Polish
SYNO affectionately | dear | dearly
czule {adv}affectionately
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Translation for 'affectionately' from English to Polish

affectionately
czule {adv}
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Usage Examples English
  • With the Twins, Filson was affectionately nicknamed "Freeze".
  • He was affectionately known as 'Tulip' due to his Dutch roots.
  • The residents of Kelbrook are affectionately called Kelbricks.
  • So popular were his pictures that he became affectionately known at 'Crimean Simpson'.
  • Former students often affectionately refer to CVR as Chicken Valley Ranch.

  • The school is remembered affectionately as "Paco Pound".
  • Chris and John are affectionately referred to as "the dears".
  • Astar lives in Auckland with her partner, affectionately called "The Engineer", and her son, affectionately called "The Boy".
  • Hunter continues to be known affectionately as Aunty Ruby.
  • To his students and colleagues, he was known affectionately as C²R.

  • Doodlakine is affectionately known by the locals as "Doodlie".
  • In his later years, Ray Steadman-Allen became affectionately known as 'RSA'.
  • On 17 March she met Sarada Devi who greeted Margaret affectionately as "Khooki" (i.e. little girl).
  • The collegians are affectionately known as the Black Pigs.
  • Beaconsfield is affectionately called "Beacy" by locals.

  • She was affectionately known as Yoga Grandma.
  • He was affectionately known as "Poto Barboz".
  • The town is affectionately known as "Yack".
  • Guerlain's faithful muse, it is said, was his wife, Andrée, affectionately nicknamed Lili.
  • Some have made reference to Jim Bolger, ironically or affectionately, as the "Great Helmsman".

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