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LOVE IDIOMS: EXPLANATIONS & EXAMPLES
To have a crush: A romantic infatuation. Example: Juan has a crush on Lisa. He wants to ask her out next week.
Puppy love: Love between young people—not usually taken seriously. Example: Sofia thinks she will marry her boyfriend, but she is only 16. I think it is just puppy love.
Head over heels: To be very much in love. Example: I can see that he is head over heels in love with her.
To get hitched: To get married. (“Hitch” means to
connect or fasten; for example, a plow can be hitched to a horse.) Another idiom meaning “to get married” is to tie the knot. Example: Kim and Franco got hitched in San Diego last year.
To pop the question: To propose marriage. Another idiom meaning “to propose marriage” is to get down on one knee. Example: Sara had been waiting for five years when Mario finally popped the question.
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