C2- Idiomatic expressions - love - en övning gjord av englishhomework på Glosor.eu

love at first sight falling in love with somebody the first time you see them

be an item two people are an item when they are having a romantic relationship

match made in heaven a relationship in which the two people are great together, because they complement each other so well

be head over heels be in love with somebody very much

be lovey-dovey expressing your love in public by constantly kissing and hugging

have the hots for somebody finding somebody extremely attractive

puppy love short-term adolescent love

double date two couples going out together on a date

on the rocks if there are problems in a relationship, we may say it’s on the rocks

love rat somebody who cheats on his/her partner

pop the question ask somebody to marry you

tie the knot get married

blind date when two people who have never seen each other before go on a date

fix somebody up find a romantic partner for somebody

walk out on somebody leave your partner and end the relationship

break up, slit up end the relationship

kiss and make up make peace after and argument

those three little words I love you

for love nor money this idiom means that a person won’t do something no matter what is offered to them

madly in love to be deeply or extremely in love with somebody

C2- Idiomatic expressions - love