Love and Relationship IdiomsOnline version

Look at the sentence(s) and guess the English idiom.

by Oliver Simoes
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Starts with R

"I've never found Mr. _____, but yes, I believe in love."

Starts with L

"I fell in _____ once and almost completely."

Starts with C

"Have you ever had a _____ on your best friend?"

Starts with T

"Have a _____ for someone" implies romantic interest, more than just a casual liking.

Starts with H

"_____ it off with (someone)" translates as "ir com a cara (de alguém); entender-se / dar-se bem (com alguém) " in Portuguese.

Starts with K

"_____ and make up" means "to become friendly again after a fight or disagreement". (M-W).

Starts with A

If you leave someone at the _____, it means you've decided not to marry him/her at the last minute.

Starts with H

A couple that gets along perfectly well is a "match made in _____".

Starts with D

When you arrange to meet someone romantically at a specific time, you set a _____.

Starts with S

"After many years of marriage, they decided to _____ up and pursue separate lives."