Relations - Relations amoureuses

Maîtrisez les expressions idiomatiques anglaises concernant les relations amoureuses, comme "faire la difficile" et "phrase d'accroche".

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to [play] hard to get [Phrase]

to act as though one is not interested in another person's romantic or sexual advances in order to increase their interest or desire

Ex: Alice enjoyed the attention she received from Michael , so she decided to play hard to get to keep him interested and maintain a sense of mystery .

to [make] the first move [Phrase]

to make it clear that one is interested in having a romantic or sexual relationship with someone

Ex: He was too shy to make the first move at the networking event .

pick-up line [nom]

phrase d'accroche

Ex: Diana rolled her eyes when Nathan approached her with a cliché pick-up line at the nightclub .

Diana a roulé des yeux lorsque Nathan l'a abordée avec une réplique de drague clichée en boîte de nuit.

to [throw] {oneself} at {sb} [Phrase]

to make it too obvious that one is interested in having a relationship with someone, often one that is sexual and not romantic

Ex: It was clear to everyone at the club that Peter was throwing himself at anyone who showed the slightest interest , desperate for attention .

to [make] a move on {sb} [Phrase]

to try to begin a sexual or romantic relationship with a particular person

Ex: John has been waiting for the right moment to make a move on Mary and ask her out for coffee .

to [win|capture|steal] {one's} heart [Phrase]

to earn someone's affection, love, or admiration through one's actions, words, or gestures

Ex: After many attempts to impress Rachel , Mike finally won her heart by showing his unwavering support and understanding during a difficult time in her life .

to [give] {sb} the glad eye [Phrase]

to look at someone in a way that shows romantic or sexual interest by making flirtatious eye contact

Ex: She gave him the glad eye across the room at the party .

to [sweep] {sb} off {one's} feet [Phrase]

to make someone have intense romantic feelings for one

Ex: Rebecca was completely swept off her feet when Mark surprised her with a candlelit dinner.

to [charm] the pants off {sb} [Phrase]

to cause a person to become greatly interested in one, particularly in the first encounter

Ex: Despite his nervousness, John used his sense of humor to charm the pants off his date, leaving her with a lasting impression.

to [have] designs on {sb} [Phrase]

to desire someone to be one's sexual partner

Ex: Ever since they first met , Jake could n't help but have designs on Sarah .

to [have|get] the hots for {sb} [Phrase]

to feel intense feelings of sexual attraction for someone

Ex: Jennifer had been having the hots for her gym instructor, Alex.

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Infidélité ou manque d'engagement	Rencontres	Amour Pur	Relations amoureuses
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