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Relations - Affaires sexuelles

Découvrez des expressions idiomatiques anglaises liées aux affaires sexuelles, y compris "période de sécheresse" et "chaud à trotter".

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English idioms related to Relationships

to have sex with someone

Ex: Having built a strong emotional connection over time, John and Emily felt ready to go all the way and deepen their intimacy.

a period of time that has passed without being in any sexual relationship

période de sécheresse, période de vache maigre

période de sécheresse, période de vache maigre

Ex: Jessica had been going through a dry spell in her love life and had n't been intimate with anyone for quite some time .Jessica traversait une **période de disette** dans sa vie amoureuse et n'avait été intime avec personne depuis un bon moment.

to have sex or be involved in a sexual relationship with someone

Ex: John was so enamored by Sarah that he wanted to know her in the biblical sense.

to engage in casual sexual encounters without commitment or serious relationships, particularly during one's youth

Ex: Some people believe it's important to sow their wild oats before getting into a committed relationship.

to cause intense excitement or arousal, especially of a sexual nature

Ex: His gentle caresses along my skin never fail to drive me wild.

to engage in intimate physical contact beyond kissing by touching or fondling above the waist

Ex: After getting to second base, they decided to take things slower.

used to refer to a person's sexual relationship with someone, particularly a relationship that is immoral or wrong

Ex: The tabloids love to speculate about celebrities who might be in bed with each other.
hot to trot
[Phrase]

eager or ready for sexual activity

Ex: Sometimes, being hot to trot means just wanting a good time without commitment.

to have a sexual relationship with someone, particularly someone over whom one has influence or control

Ex: Someone needed to teach Alex that it was wrong to get his way with Sarah.
to get lucky
[Phrase]

to have sex with someone

Ex: Jeffrey went to the club hoping to get lucky and find someone to spend the night with.
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