Of these five words, "dear?" There is also "dear", so I will analyze it in detail in order to understand its meaning more deeply.
dear
English? [? dɑ？ L] beautiful? [? dɑ？ rl]？
Dear, baby; A kind and friendly person; Favorite, red man
Dear, dear; Cute and charming
[plural darling comparative more darling superlative most darling]
Synonym:
Beloved person; dear
Dear? ,? The light in someone's eyes
Bilingual example:
Come on? Honey. We will? late ?
Come on, honey, we're going to be late.
What's the matter? dear
What's the matter, dear?
Honey. Henry, "how's it going? That? Letter? Here we go. ?
"Dear Henry," the letter began.
dear
English? [d(r)] beautiful? 【d？ r]？
Precious; (used for the title or topic of a letter at present) Dear; expensive
(addressing loved ones) Dear.
Inside. Oh, my God
[plural dears, comparative, dearer or dearer, superlative dears or dearest]
Synonym:
Dear; Respected; expensive
Love? ,? Is it expensive? ,? Rich? ,? expensive
Oh, my darling
Oh? ,? Mine? ,? Tongochone
dear
Baby
Cognate words:
Root:? dear
adverb
Distressed? Deeply; Excessively fastidious
Noun (short for noun)
Honey? Dear; expensive
Honey. Dear; baby
Discrimination of words:
Expensive, dear, expensive
This group of words has the meaning of "high and expensive", but the difference is:
Is it expensive? The price of an item exceeds its own value or the buyer's ability to pay.
Honey? Emphasis refers to asking too much, or much higher than a fair and reasonable price, and its antonym is cheap.
High cost? Refers to the high price of goods, usually due to the scarcity or preciousness of goods.
Bilingual example:
Do you want a drink? dear
Honey, would you like something to drink?
Mine? Honey? Girl? You are wrong. ?
My dear girl, you are wrong.
You are. Is it a lot? Like what? Me? Honey. ?
You are so much like me, dear.