in love

Definitions

1. Enamored (of a person, etc.)
2. Very fond (of an idea, etc.)
   informal

Equivalents

23 more languages

العربيةوالعولع

Bosanskisevdiсевди

Catalàenamorat

Češtinazamilovaný

Danskforelsket

Ελληνικάερωτευμένος

Esperantoamanta

Suomirakastunut

Galegonamorado

עבריתמאוהב

Hrvatskisevdiсевди

Magyarszerelmes

Italianoinnamorato di

日本語恋する

Kurdîkar

Latinapallidus

Nederlandsgek vanverliefd op

Polskizakochany

Portuguêsapaixonadoenamorado

Русскийвлюблённый в

Српскиsevdiсевди

Svenskaförälskadkär

Türkçeâşıksevdalıvurgun

Examples

“I think⟳ John is in love⟳.”

“Isn't it nice to see⟳ two people in love⟳?”

“Romeo was in love⟳ with Juliet.”

““Don’t misunderstand me. I was quite honest with him. I told him, what was true, that I liked him very much, that I hoped to come⟳ to like⟳ him more, but that I was not in any way what the world calls ‘in love⟳’ with him. He declared that that satisfied him, and so—we were married.””

“So she said "What's the problem, baby?" / What's the problem? I don't know⟳ / Well, maybe I'm in love⟳ (love⟳) / Think⟳ about it every time / I think⟳ about it / Can't stop⟳ thinking 'bout it”

“I'm not exactly in love⟳ with the idea of having to start⟳ again from scratch⟳.”

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