Relationships - Dating
Discover how English idioms like "plenty of fish in the sea" and "sweet nothings" relate to dating in English.
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![to [make|cast] sheep's eyes at {sb}](https://cdn.langeek.co/photo/40205/thumb/350?type=jpeg "to [make|cast] sheep's eyes at {sb}")
to look at someone in a way that shows one is very passionate about them
a man who has all the qualities of a perfect romantic partner
excessively affectionate glances at someone
loving or flirtatious words spoken quietly to someone, often during romantic moments
![to [bill] and [coo]](https://cdn.langeek.co/photo/40197/thumb/350?type=jpeg "to [bill] and [coo]")
(of two people) to kiss and talk with one another in a very quiet and sentimental way
used to refer to a man's wife or girlfriend
![to [punch] above {one's} weight](https://cdn.langeek.co/photo/40261/thumb/350?type=jpeg "to [punch] above {one's} weight")
to be romantically involved with someone who is considered more socially desirable than oneself
![to [be] an item](https://cdn.langeek.co/photo/29924/thumb/350?type=jpeg "to [be] an item")
used to comfort someone after a breakup, meaning there are many other potential romantic partners available
a look in someone's eyes that reveals their sexual attraction toward someone else
![to [have] something going with {sb}](/assets/img/no-pic-700w.png "to [have] something going with {sb}")
to be involved in a romantic or casual relationship with someone, often without it being very serious or officially defined
![to [swing] both ways](https://cdn.langeek.co/photo/40129/thumb/350?type=jpeg "to [swing] both ways")
to be sexually drawn to both males and females
