In love Meaning in English
expression
ˈɪn/, /ɪn/ /ˈɫəv
in-LUHV
ˈɪn/ /lˈʌv
in-LUV
释义
Feeling a deep romantic attraction for someone. It suggests strong affection and emotional connection, often used to describe people who care about each other romantically.
用法与细微差别
'In love' is almost always used for strong romantic feelings. Common collocations: 'fall in love', 'be in love with'. Not usually for family or platonic love.
Spanish: enamorado - enamoradaPortuguese (BR): apaixonado - apaixonadaPortuguese (PT): apaixonado - apaixonadaChinese (Simplified): 相爱 - 恋爱中Chinese (Traditional): 相愛 - 戀愛中Hindi: प्यार मेंArabic: واقع في الحبBengali: প্রেমে - প্রেমে পড়াRussian: влюблён - влюбленаJapanese: 恋をしている - 恋愛中Vietnamese: đang yêuKorean: 사랑에 빠진 - 사랑하는Turkish: aşıkUrdu: عاشقIndonesian: jatuh cinta - sedang jatuh cinta
例句
They are in love.
basic
She is in love with her best friend.
basic
Are you in love?
basic
They fell in love at first sight.
natural
I can't believe I'm really in love with you.
natural
It’s easy to see they’re completely in love.
natural