Romance
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ロマンス, 恋愛
the affectionate relationship between two partners
例
Their romance blossomed during a summer trip to Paris, filled with candlelit dinners and long walks.
彼らのロマンスは、キャンドルライトのディナーと長い散歩でいっぱいのパリへの夏の旅行中に花開いた。
02
恋愛小説, ラブストーリー
a novel or movie about love
例
She curled up with a romance novel, eager to lose herself in a world of passion and intrigue.
彼女は恋愛小説に身を寄せ、情熱と陰謀の世界に没頭したいと願った。
03
ロマンス
a genre of fiction that revolves around a romantic relationship
例
She loves reading romance novels because they always have happy endings.
彼女はロマンス小説を読むのが好きです、なぜならいつもハッピーエンドだからです。
04
ロマンス, 冒険
a sense of excitement, mystery, or adventure, often linked to heroic or extraordinary experiences
例
The romance of traveling across the desert on horseback captivated her imagination.
砂漠を馬で旅するロマンスが彼女の想像力をかき立てた。
05
the group of languages that evolved from Latin, including French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian
例
She studies Romance to understand Latin roots.
to romance
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口説く, 求愛する
to behave or speak in a flirtatious or amorous way, often without genuine or serious intentions
例
The actor was known for romancing his co-stars off - screen, though none of the relationships lasted.
その俳優は、スクリーン外で共演者とロマンスを演じることで知られていたが、どの関係も長続きしなかった。
02
ロマンスを語る, 飾り立てる
to tell imaginative, exaggerated, or untruthful stories, often to charm, entertain, or mislead others
例
He loved to romance his friends with tales of his adventures, even if they were n’t entirely true.
彼は、完全に真実でなくても、自分の冒険の話で友人たちをロマンスするのが好きだった。
03
to engage in a love affair or romantic relationship with someone
例
He has been romancing his co-star for months.
romance
01
relating to the group of languages derived from Latin
例
French and Spanish are major Romance languages.
