2016年5月11日 · The "love" in "I would love to" has little to do with the "love" in "I love you"; the second one is expressing a personal emotion that is (arguably) unprofessional, while the first one is expressing enthusiasm for an event or an activity. "I love my job" or "I love making clients happy", when spoken without sarcasm, are exceedingly professional.

2014年12月27日 · I love having seen her = I am very happy because I saw her. This, however, employs a perfect gerund (-ing form), not a perfect infinitive. In theory you could substitute an infinitive for the gerund (I love having seen her → I love to have seen her), but the perfect infinitive is very rare with the ‘real’ I love. (I find only 27 instances ...

2022年10月22日 · In a formal and/or legal context, when you want to refer to a person's loved ones, what word or phrase would you use? I was thinking perhaps "next of kin", but checking various dictionari...

2015年3月8日 · You could consider 'scholar', although this also implies teaching (but, arguably, teaching implies a love of learning: choose your poison.) "a person who is highly educated or has an aptitude for study." - Google "I'm a scholar at heart" Another such word is 'philomath', as mentioned on ELU. "A philomath ... is a lover of learning." - Wikipedia

The implication of the article is that there may be more than one love in your life. There may be "loves" in the plural. The sentence goes on to differentiate between kinds of love, or at the very least between circumstances attending the love: love professed but unrequited, and love kept secret, not "shared", that is, not divulged or professed.

2019年3月9日 · Fighter - a person who physically fights another person (note that the word is often used to talk about professional boxers and just strong people who don't give up easily, but in the right context the word may be what you are looking for). By the way, a shit stirrer is a person who takes pleasure in causing trouble or discord.

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2021年2月18日 · Is there a word (adjective) to describe a man who is very sparing in his words and often unclear. He leaves few words to describe a requirement. Often he misses to put references and/or examples in order to better elicit what he wants - and he assumes we can read his mind. Like concise - but without being clear :)

2018年2月3日 · Yes, there is--sort of. The word is Anglophile, but it means a love of all things English, not just the English language. Your word would be understood (probably as synonymous with Anglophile), but it isn't the correct word. Nevertheless, you have used the suffix correctly in your invented word.