in love

English

Adjective

in love

1. (of a person or persons) enamored

   I think John is in love.

   Isn't it nice to see two people in love?

2. (followed by with) enamored (of a person, etc)

   Romeo was in love with Juliet.

3. (followed by with) (informal) very fond (of an idea, etc)

   I'm not exactly in love with the idea of having to start again from scratch.

Translations

of a person or persons: enamored

Catalan: enamorat m., enamorada f. Danish: forelsket (da) Dutch: verliefd (nl) Finnish: rakastunut (fi) French: amoureux (fr) m., amoureuse (fr) f. German: verliebt (de) Greek: ερωτευμένος (fi) m. (erotvmenos) Hungarian: szerelmes (hu) Icelandic: ástfanginn m., ástfangin f., ástfangið n. (may be followed by "af" + dative)

Irish: i ngrá Italian: innamorato (it) Norwegian: forelsket (no) Romanian: îndragostit Russian: влюблённый (vl'ubl'ónnyj) Scottish Gaelic: ann am gaol, ann am gràdh Spanish: enamorado (es) Swedish: kär (sv) Welsh: mewn cariad

followed by "with": enamored (of a person, etc)

Catalan: enamorat m., enamorada f. Dutch: verliefd op French: amoureux m., amoureuse f. (with: de) Hungarian: szerelmes (hu) Icelandic: ástfanginn m., ástfangin f., ástfangið n. (followed by "af" + dative) Irish: i ngrá Italian: innamorato (with: di)

Romanian: îndragostit (de) Russian: влюблённый (ru) (vl'ubl'ónnyj) (with: в) Scottish Gaelic: ann am gaol, ann am gràdh Spanish: enamorado de Swedish: kär (sv) Welsh: mewn cariad

followed by "with": very fond (of an idea, etc)

Dutch: gek van Icelandic: hrifinn m., hrifin f., hrifið n. (followed by "af" + dative)

Russian: влюблённый (ru) (vl'ubl'ónnyj) (with: в) Spanish: encantado de

Synonyms

• enamoured (alt. enamored)

Anagrams

• live on
• love-in