Romanceの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: In romance. That man is whipped. That man puts the needs of his partner above his own. That man is controlled by his partner.
In cooking. To beat a liquid into a forth. To beat a liquid until there are small bubbles.
Literally - passed tense of "to whip"; to have been beaten by a whip.

A: "恋愛映画を見るはドキドキさせる。そのためそれのすることのがすきです。"

A: It doesn’t really mean anything specific; it’s a poetic phrase. I guess it means, to have an exciting romantic relationship with someone who’s a trouble maker.

A: It's a type of romance !

A: A romance that is just beginning and looks promising

A: thanks

A: Same meaning.
"Romance films" is taken as the object as a whole.
"Romantic films" - romantic is the adjective to describe the film.

A: @qianyuqun: the former is a noun meaning one of the literature genre describing about love story; the latter means an adjective, e.g. this atmosphere in the restaurant is very romantic.

A: How do you say this in Japanese? 😁

A: Why do I have to write "no romance" in this language study app?

A: Caught in a bad romance 🙌🏻

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A: Do you wanna know how to spell it?

A: you're welcome ☺️

A: I'm married and I'm not here for romance. I'm looking for someone who is serious about learning. Let's be strict with each other and also become good friends.

A: yes and this is so beautiful !!

A: "Whose romance is more compelling, Elinor's or Marianne's?" The word "attractive" isn't really suitable to describe a romance story.

A: @Risa1986: you could say something like this "I am not looking for romance, I would like to make friends with people who want to learn different languages seriously. " the "the" is not needed before romance.