Vocabulary about relationships, romance and love
Probably the most important aspect of our lives is love and our relationships with other people. So that’s why young people are often searching the internet for vocabulary about these topics.
Socializing, parties and forming relationships with other young people from different countries seems to be the most important thing. And therefore a good knowledge of correct English phrases and expressions is absolutely essential.
Better English conversation about intimate topics
This list will be your useful companion when you need to talk about relationships, love, romance or flirting. If you want to ask someone in English to go out with you or just want to have a flirting conversation, be sure to check out these phrases.
You can use them if:
1. you want to have a quality conversation about love and relationships
2. you like someone and want to date him/her
3. you want to understand romantic comedies 🙂
Since this topic is very wide, this list provides many different phrases and expressions about relationships, dating and love. Learning them will significantly improve your conversation skills and most of all, you will have better chance to find a boyfriend or a girlfriend…
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– Urban and street slang
| LOVE AND RELATIONSHIPS: (50 terms) | |
| pop the question | when a man asks a woman to marry him |
| get over (something) | overcome hard obstacles |
| soul mate | person with strong emotional connection |
| priss | overly nice person |
| push (someone) | to provoke |
| break up | to end a relationship |
| freak out | to be excited, to lose control of emotions |
| cranky | being easily irritated and angry |
| break up | to end a relationship |
| gorgeous | good looking person (usually woman) |
| prenups | written agreement before marriage |
| lose (one’s) mind | go crazy, to lose control of emotions |
| storm out | to angrily leave a place |
| striking | very good looking |
| weird out | to become nervous, to start panicking |
| backside | rear side of a human body that we sit on |
| uptight | nervous |
| hang out | to spend time |
| to ditch | to end a relationship |
| hot girl | pretty and sexy girl |
| pull (oneself) together | regain control of emotions |
| cuddle | intimate hugging, touching |
| get over | to recover from a difficult situation |
| one-night stand | sexual relationship for one night |
| cheeseball lines | rather stupid or corny talk |
| get back on one’s feet | regain control of one's life |
| taken | someone who is not single |
| hang up | to end a call |
| lock (oneself) in | discontinue contacts with people around you |
| screw around | to cheat a partner, to have sex outside relationship |
| let the good times roll | to have a good time (usually sex) |
| repel | to cause others to avoid him/her, to drive away |
| to pigeonhole | to categorize people |
| say hi | form of greeting |
| cheat on somebody | to be unfaithful, having another relationship |
| loser | person who doesn't win (used in any situation) |
| get in the sack | to have a sexual affair |
| to be stood up | when girlfriend or boyfriend does not come to a date |
| long-distance relationship | relationship when partners are living far from each other |
| seeing somebody | to date somebody |
| to dump (somebody) | to end a relationship with somebody |
| stag | going solo to a party (without a partner) |
| be crazy about (someone) | to be strongly in love |
| manhood | qualities that men can be proud of |
| hunk | good looking male (slang) |
| go along (with someone or something) | to follow, to cooperate |
| go out | to meet somebody as a girlfriend or a boyfriend |
| find (someone) attractive | to think that someone is attractive |
| date | person you start seeing as a girlfriend or boyfriend |
| tone down | to make something more moderate |
