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English idioms related to Relationships
to make sheep's eyes at sb

to look at someone in a way that shows one is very passionate about them

[Frase]
knight in shining armor

a man who has all the qualities of a perfect romantic partner

[Frase]
goo-goo eyes

excessively affectionate glances at someone

miradas cursis

miradas cursis

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sweet nothings

words that show the affection of lovers to one another

cosas dulces

cosas dulces

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to bill and coo

(of two people) to kiss and talk with one another in a very quiet and sentimental way

[Frase]
big mama

used to refer to a man's wife or girlfriend

mi gran mamá

mi gran mamá

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to punch above one's weight

to be in a sexual or romantic relationship with someone who is perceived by others as one's superior in many different ways

[Frase]
to be an item

to be in a relationship of romantic or sexual nature

ser pareja

ser pareja

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plenty of fish in the sea

used to tell someone who is coming off a romantic relationship that they still have many options if they choose to get over the previous one

[Frase]
bedroom eyes

a look in someone's eyes that reveals their sexual attraction toward someone else

ojos seductores

ojos seductores

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to have something going with sb

(of two people) to have a romantic or sexual relationship or a mutual attraction toward each other

[Frase]
to swing both ways

to be sexually drawn to both males and females

[Frase]
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