Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Love"

A: It's an expression of exasperation.

For the love of God
For Pete's sake
For goodness sake
For Heaven's sake
FFS
For crying out loud

All mean the same thing but some are more vulgar or crude.

A: 작다

A: >生きた鶏か丸焼きかはこの文章だけだと判断できないってことになりません？

合ってます！状況か分からないとどちらか100%言い切れません。

>テーブルで鶏飼う人はいないですけど。

その通りです。それで大体の場合は丸焼きだと想定できる、という意味で「a chicken on the table = 丸焼き」という話でした。
このように人間の言葉は、聞き手の経験によってその人が抱くイメージと解釈が決まるものです。
（その地域の人がみんな持っている経験のことを文化と言います。それで言語も文化の一部だと言われます。）

A: Falling in love involves showing trust and being vulnerable, so it is easy to get hurt if things don't work out. It doesn't mean that the other person was cruel, but that the highs and lows of love itself can seem cruel.

A: Person A: “I’m in Paris right now!”
Person B: “I’d love to trade places with you.”

In these sentences it means that Person B wants to trade places with Person A so he can be in Paris.
It means the same as “in your shoes.”

It doesn’t have to be a physical place either.

Person A: “I got the new promotion at work.”
Person B: “I’d love to trade places with you. I’m stuck working a desk job.”

A: 1) Although it hurt him to see the hurt animal, he still loved the idea of caring for him.

2) I love you.

3) She said that loving someone deeply is not possible.

4) True love can be real.

5) She loves her little brother every day.

A: I’d love to go to the park but I have so much work to do.

I’d love to come shopping but I’m grounded

A: LOVE as a verb
"I love the way she smiles"
"I'm sure he will love it"
"don't you just love chicken wings?"

LOVE as a noun
"his love for food"
"the idea of love scared me"
"the love and affection they felt for one another"

A: first examples with like:
examples:
Peter: Do you like this party?
Me: I like it so much! because it's so very fun Peter!

Second examples with love :
examples:
Mom: Do you love me?
Me: Of course idea! I so very love you so much Mom!

A: 1. LOVE (n) the one thing that could make everyone do stupid stuff within a flick of a finger.
– The love in your heart will help you unconditionally forgive.
– He loved her as every bit as tender as he vowed to.
– Give love as much as you deserve to be loved.
– He might have forgotten how to fall in love.
– Romeo loved Juliet until his very last breath.

2. EMOTION (n) shallow part of the ocean where everyone seems to drown.
– If you let your emotions gobble you up, it's over.
– Don't bottle up your emotions, it's best to let go of the load before continuing to walk on by.
– Your emotions are as fragile as an eggshell
– His face failed to show genuine emotions.

3. POWER (n) that little voice inside your head telling you what is right and wrong but you choose to ignore.
– Everyone has the power and freedom to speak their hearts.
– Superman's powers are not very impressive.
– Your girlfriend do not have the power to take your phone, why are you letting her?
– Your power is your voice.

A: They are really the same, but these are the exact meanings:

endlessly = ceaselessly = incessantly = without stopping

perpetually = permanently, for ever

constantly = without varying, always the same

persistently = enduring continuously

A: Family's unconditional love is correct as this "apostrophe S" after family shows possession..it means you are talking about family 's unconditional love ..that unconditional love is related to the family , okay?

A: A love seat is a couch with 2 cushions (so 2 people can sit side by side.)

A futon is a couch that is low to the ground and the back can fold to convert it into a bed. The cushion is thin so it can fold up or down. I think that sort of couch got its name because the cushion is similar to a Japanese futon

A: I love to be with her = you are NOT with her now, but you desire to be with her

I love being with her = you love the time when you are with her

Проще говоря, «I love to be with her» говорит о вашем желании быть с ней. Но фраза «I love being with her» говорит о том, что вы чувствуете, когда находитесь с ней.

A: Son intercambiables después de ciertos verbos relacionados con preferencias o gustos. to like, to love, to prefer:
to (verb) and (verb)ing son iguales
he prefers drinking tea
he prefers to drink tea
she likes skiing
she likes to ski
Pero no se puede decir "she wants eating", sería "she wants to eat"

A: "I love you."

A: 369 things I love about you guys

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A: I think "of life" because of the French "joie de vivre'
Joie de vivre is a French phrase often used in English to express a cheerful enjoyment of life, an exultation of spirit, and general happiness

A: None is not better than the other as they have different meanings

If you are in love with someone well you are in love with them and commonly they with you

But if it is said that someone is infatuated with someone this is strongly implying that the person is being very unrealistic about their feelings; they think they are in love with the person and the other person with them, but that may not be true

Love and falling in love

Falling in love is the process that happens before love

Friends, close friends, falling in love, in love, etc

A: I’d appreciate it if you could correct my English.

I’ve fallen in love with my boss. However, he is already married and therefore nothing could ever happen between us, but I can’t help feeling this way.

I just want to touch and hug him whenever we are together, but I don’t want to make him feel awkward.


(Fell in love is past tense. Use fallen in love if you are still currently feeling this way)

A: It was not a̸ love at first sight, but he ended up being blinded by love.”