The abbreviation of love: L.

English expressions can be:

1. love British [l?v] American [l?v]?

vt.& vi. Like; love , love; love; praise, praise

vt. like; fondness; preference; admiration

n. love; love, affection; affection; lover, beloved thing

n. p>

Third person singular: loves Plural: loves Present participle: loving Past tense: loved Past participle: loved

Example: My?love?for?all?my?children?is?unconditional?

My love for all of my children is unconditional.

2. Like British [la?k] American [la?k]?

vt. Like; (used with would or should to express politeness) think; want; like to do

prep. (expressing attributes) like; (expressing way) like; (asking for opinions)...how; (expressing enumeration) such as

adj. similar; the same

adj. p>

n. Similar people [things]; preferences; hobbies; (especially those regarded as not as good as someone or something) type, type

conj. Like; as if ;Like...;as if

adv.Like; (informal spoken language, replacing as) the same as...; (informal spoken language, used when thinking about the next sentence, explaining or giving examples) probably; maybe< /p>

Example: We were fond of the house and didn't want to leave.

We were fond of the house and didn't want to leave.

We fell in love with the house and didn't want to move.

Extended information:

Synonyms of love

adore English [?d?:(r)] American [?d?r, ?dor]?< /p>

vt. Worship; Admiration; Like very much; Admire

vi. Adoration; Admiration

Third person singular: adores Present participle: adoring Past tense: adored Past participle : adored

Memory skills: ad strengthen + or mouth; say + e → say again and again [like] → worship

Example: She?adored?her?parents?and?would? do?anything?to?please?them.?

She loves her parents very much and is willing to do anything to make them happy.