Sit down, dearie.
坐下，亲爱的。
1.同“deary”
1.Same as deary
2.used for talking to someone you love or like, or for talking in a friendly way to someone whose name you do not know
1.Dearie, the way you're looking it's a crime to strike for a salary a single penny under three thousand a year.
亲爱的，凭你现在的模样，我要的薪水比三千英镑少一个子儿都是罪过。
2.The "old lady" was clearly shakenby the sudden skid, "I didn't see anything dearie, " she said.
那“老妇人”显然被急刹车吓着了，“我没看见任何东西，小宝贝，”她说。
3.There you go, dearie; that's Baby B, now take him away and leave me to chat to his Excellency.
这个给你，亲爱的；这就是婴儿B现在把他带走让我和这位美国文化专员好好聊聊。
4.True , you are a bit pale dearie. But what's your name ?
没错，你看起来是有点白。我们问的是你叫什么名字？
5.That's right dearie, let him have the lot That's right dearie, show him what you've got!
这就对了，亲爱的，让他享受吧这就对了，亲爱的，让他知道你又多棒！
6.Princess, my dearie , there's some one driving up the avenue!
公爵小姐，天啦，有人沿着大路走来了！
7.No, dearie, it's a little boy--or he was a little boy forty years ago.
不，亲爱的。是个小孩，四十年前他是个小孩。
8.Lovett: Trust me, dearie, it's going to take more than ale, to wash that taste out.
相信我，亲爱的，就连啤酒都冲不掉那股臭味。
9.Late one night, I met with the Irish Issues Forum organized by Bronx assemblyman John Dearie.
一天夜里，我参加了布朗克斯区议员约翰.迪尔里组织的爱尔兰问题论坛。
10.Come sit in your chair, dearie . You're shaking like a leaf.
乖乖，快来坐下，你怕得瑟瑟发抖。