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English idioms about love

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Fall in love. You probably know the expression fall in love.
We use the verb fall when we begin to love another person

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From the moment she kissed me I fell in love with her. To make this
expression even stronger we can fall head over heels in love with someone

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This means the love we feel is very strong. The love is
so strong that we flip and our head goes over our heels

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It was only our third date but I could feel
myself falling head over heels for her

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We can also be head over heels in love with someone.
Russell is head over heels in love with Tessa

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He never stops talking about how great she
is. We can also fall in love at first sight

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This means that as soon as you see someone you feel
like you already know them and you love them instantly

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I saw Jennifer across the dance floor wearing
a yellow dress and it was love at first sight

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Love is blind. This expression means that when you really
love someone you are blind to their flaws or imperfections

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We only see what we want to see. I think that Amanda could find
a better guy to marry than Trevor but I guess love is blind

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Love makes the world go round. Love is a powerful and
important force that motivates almost everything we do

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We need less negativity in the world and
more love. Love makes the world go round

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Love-hate relationship. This expression is used to describe a
person or a situation that you like and dislike at the same time

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There is a good part and a bad part of the same item.
The city has a love-hate relationship with tourists now

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It's great that they come and spend money in the city but
they are often loud and leave lots of trash in the street

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This is often used to describe the affection that
young people feel for one another but is not serious

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It is a feeling that will pass. They
met at school but it's only puppy love

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I don't think it's very serious. If someone takes your breath away it
means you feel so great when you see them that it is hard to breathe

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The person is really special.
To have a crush on someone

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To like someone. To think they are attractive and
nice. Idioms that mean asking someone to marry you

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During our vacation to the beach
I decided to pop the question

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I got down on one knee and gave her the ring.
She started crying tears of joy and said yes

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Tie the knot. Settle down with
someone. Bruce turned 32 last week

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I think it's time for him to settle down
and get married before it's too late

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Be sure to check out the blog post that supports this
video for more love idioms and natural example sentences

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