PV about marriage & love

out/with

100

to stop loving someone

to fall out of love with someone

_{I feel out of love with him over time}

200

you stop talking/seeing someone because of an argument or a disagreement

to fall out with

^{Last week I fell out with my neighbors}

300

to kiss someone passionally

to make out

I was always ashamed of making out in public 

400

Dining in a restaurant

walking in a park

spending your time ...

 with someone you are falling for 

to go out on a date


I will go out on a date with a handsome man

500

to invite someone on a romantic date

To ask (sb) out

^{John finally got the courage to ask Sarah out for dinner} 

apart

100

to be destroyed 

to fall apart

^{When we broke up, I fell apart}.

200

to gradually become less close or disconnected from someone,

to drift apart

^{sadly, over time many pairs drfit apart}

for/down

100

to accept something that is not ideal or the best option

to settle (for)

^{I always repeat to myself not to settle for him}

^{my brother told  me not to settle}

200

to reject someone's offer, invitation, or proposal, often in a polite or firm manner.

turn (sb) down

^{She turned him down politely when he asked her out on a date} 

300

to fall completely in love

to fall head over heels for

^{I fell head over heels for him.}

400

To start living a stable and quiet life, often by getting married or starting a family.

to settle down

_{They got married last year and are ready to settle down and start a family.}

off/on

100

to immediately get along well with someone or have a good connection, usually when meeting for the first time.

to hit it off

Few people can say they get along from the first moment

200

when sb is two-timing someone else with another

cheat on (sb)

^{He cheated on his girlfriend with someone from work.}

300

to give someone false hope or make them believe you have romantic feelings for them when you do not.

lead(sb) on

^{She led him on for months, but she wasn't actually interested in a relationship}

400

flirt with someone and to show that you're sexually attracted 

hit on

^{They hit on each other at the party and couldn't stop flirting}

500

A characteristic or behavior which is unattractive, especially in personal relationships

Turn-off

^{His/her impolite demeanor is a turn-off to me}

up

100

Reconcile after an argument

to make-up

^{Generall it  is nice to make up after having argued with someone} 

200

talk to someone in a flirtatious way

chat up

^{He tried to chat her up at the bar, but she wasn't interested}

300

having a casual romantic or phiysically relationship

hook up

^{They decided to hook up after meeting at the party, but it was just a one-time thing}

400

to end a romantic relationship with someone.

break up with (sb)

split up

^{She decided to break up with him after realizing they wanted different things in life}