Valentine's Day Idioms

What does the idiom 'wear your heart on your sleeve' mean?

• To openly show your emotions or feelings

• To wear a heart pattern on your shirt

• To be vague

• To hide your emotions

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Explain the meaning of the idiom 'head over heels in love'.

• To be standing on one's head saying "I love you"

• To be deeply in love with someone

• To write a valentine upside down

• To have your head not thinking on topic

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What does the phrase 'love is in the air' signify?

• Love is all around meaning many people are having loving feelings

• The air is filled with the smell of roses and chocolates

• Love is a type of gas that can be inhaled

• There are a lot of heart-shaped balloons in the sky

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Explain the meaning of the idiom 'lovebirds'.

• A couple who are very much in love and openly express it

• A type of bird that is known for being aggressive and territorial

• A type of bird known for its heart shaped feather pattern

• A type of bird that is often associated with bad luck

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What does the expression 'to have a crush on someone' mean?

• to crush something on top of another thing

• to drink the soda called "Crush"

• to have strong loving feelings for someone

• to have a crushed ice with someone

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Explain the meaning of the idiom 'love at first sight'.

• To fall in love without ever seeing the person.

• To become best friends with someone the first time you see them.

• To hate someone the first time you see them.

• To fall in love with someone the first time you see them.

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What does the expression 'to be a perfect match' mean?

• two people or things that are enemies

• two people or things are completely opposite from each other

• two people or things that kind of go together

• two people or things are extremely well-suited for each other

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Explain the meaning of the idiom 'to be struck by Cupid's arrow'.

• to be struck by lightning

• to fall in love suddenly and unexpectedly

• to be hit by an arrow

• to be run into by a person named "Cupid"

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