dearest

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈdɪərɪst/

From dear (adj):
dearer
adj comparative
dearest
adj superlative
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
dearest,
my dearest
interj
(term of affection)querido, querida interj
 Charles, dearest, would you bring me my newspaper?
dearest adj (heartfelt)sincero/a, profundo/a adj
 Our dearest prayers go out to the victim's family.
 Enviamos nuestras más sinceras plegarias a las familias de la víctima.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
Dearest [sb] expr written (written salutation)Querido, Querida interj
 Dearest Liz, I am writing to tell you that I am well.
dearest [sb] expr dated (term of affection)querido, querida interj
 Dearest Kay, you know I love you.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
dear adj (in letter: salutation)querido/a adj
  (formal)estimado/a adj
  (muy formal)distinguido/a adj
 Dear John, thank you for your letter.
 Querido John, gracias por tu carta.
dear adj (beloved)querido/a adj
 Yes, my dear brother.
 Sí, querido hermano.
dear adj (respected, esteemed)apreciado/a adj
  querido/a adj
 We are indebted to our dear doctor.
 Estamos en deuda con nuestro apreciado doctor.
dear adj (precious)preciado/a adj
  estimado participio
 Our family is very dear to us.
 La familia es nuestro bien más preciado.
 La familia es nuestro bien más estimado.
dear adj UK, informal (item: expensive) (precio)alto/a, caro/a adj
 I can't afford to buy that coat. It's too dear.
 No puedo pagar ese saco, el precio es muy alto.
dear adj UK, dated, informal (shop: charges high prices) (coloquial)carero/a adj
 Don't shop there, it's very dear.
 No compres en ese lugar, son muy careros.
dear adv UK, dated, informal (at a high price)caro/a adj
 They sell things very dear in that shop.
 En esa tienda venden las cosas muy caras.
dear n (person: lovable)adorable adj
 There were twenty children in that class, all of them dears.
 Había veinte niños en esa clase, todos adorables.
dear interj informal (term of address)cariño interj
  mi vida loc interj
Note: Not used with men. Potentially offensive when addressing strangers.
 Are you warm enough, dear?
 ¿Estás calientita, cariño?
 ¿Estás calientita, mi vida?
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Compound Forms:
dearest | dear
InglésEspañol
nearest and dearest npl (close friends, relatives)seres queridos loc nom mpl
Note: Usually preceded by a possessive
 We always spend this holiday with our nearest and dearest.
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