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Romance
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The couple âs romance was evident in the way they looked at each other and held hands.
Parets romans var tydlig i hur de sÄg pÄ varandra och höll hand.
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kÀrleksroman, kÀrlekshistoria
a novel or movie about love
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She could n't resist the allure of a good romance novel, with its promise of a happy ending.
Hon kunde inte motstÄ lockelsen av en bra romantisk roman, med dess löfte om en lycklig slut.
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romans
a genre of fiction that revolves around a romantic relationship
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The film is a classic romance, telling the story of two people who fall in love against all odds.
Filmen Àr en klassisk romans, som berÀttar historien om tvÄ mÀnniskor som förÀlskar sig mot alla odds.
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romantik, Àventyr
a sense of excitement, mystery, or adventure, often linked to heroic or extraordinary experiences
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The romance of the high seas inspired many sailors to embark on daring voyages.
Romantiken med de höga haven inspirerade mÄnga sjömÀn att ge sig ut pÄ djÀrva resor.
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the group of languages that evolved from Latin, including French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian
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Portuguese and French are common Romances in Europe.
to romance
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flörta, uppvakta
to behave or speak in a flirtatious or amorous way, often without genuine or serious intentions
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The actor was known for romancing his co-stars off - screen, though none of the relationships lasted.
SkÄdespelaren var kÀnd för att flörta med sina medspelare utanför skÀrmen, Àven om inget av förhÄllandena varade.
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romantisera, försköna
to tell imaginative, exaggerated, or untruthful stories, often to charm, entertain, or mislead others
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He romanced his way into her heart with poetic but insincere promises.
Han romanserade sig in i hennes hjÀrta med poetiska men osanna löften.
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to engage in a love affair or romantic relationship with someone
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They romanced each other before deciding to marry.
romance
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relating to the group of languages derived from Latin
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Many English words have roots in Romance vocabulary.
