Relationship Vocabulary Flashcards

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Hang out with

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Spend time relaxing or socializing with someone. (Example: I like hanging out with my friends at the park.)

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Go out with

Back

Date someone romantically. (Example: She is going out with a boy from her class.)

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Make up with

Back

Resolve a disagreement and become friends again. (Example: After their argument, they decided to make up with each other.)

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Fall out with

Back

Have a disagreement that causes a break in friendship. (Example: I fell out with my best friend over a misunderstanding.)

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Fancy

Back

Have a liking or attraction for someone. (Example: Do you fancy my friend Mike?)

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Relationship

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The way in which two or more people are connected. (Example: They have a strong relationship built on trust and respect.)

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Fall in love

Back

Develop strong romantic feelings for someone. (Example: They fell in love during their summer holidays.)

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Break up with

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End a romantic relationship with someone. (Example: He decided to break up with his girlfriend last week.)

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Have a crush on

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Have a strong romantic interest in someone. (Example: I have a crush on my classmate; he's really nice!)

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Have a row with

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Have an argument or disagreement with someone. (Example: She had a row with her brother about chores.)