Como dizer "Par romântico" em inglês
- Simon Vasconcelos
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Ela é o par romântico do galã nesta novela.
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- Logan18
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I'm not so sure maybe it coube a '' romantic partner''.
''Rumors circulated, heatedly denied by Cruise, that in the weeks before announcing his love for Holmes in 2005, Cruise and/or the Church of Scientology had "auditioned" Jessica Alba, Scarlett Johansson, Kate Bosworth and Jennifer Garner as potential romantic partners for Cruise.''
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''Rumors circulated, heatedly denied by Cruise, that in the weeks before announcing his love for Holmes in 2005, Cruise and/or the Church of Scientology had "auditioned" Jessica Alba, Scarlett Johansson, Kate Bosworth and Jennifer Garner as potential romantic partners for Cruise.''
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- Donay Mendonça
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Adults stumble over what to call their romantic partners.
By Sharon Jayson, USA TODAY
If you're single and dating and aren't 25 anymore, here's a quandary you've no doubt encountered: how to describe the object of your affection.
Does "boyfriend" or "girlfriend" seem silly? "Significant other" too stilted? "Partner" not quite right?
"People feel a real need for a term that refers to one's romantic partner that does not sound childish," says Jesse Sheidlower of Manhattan, editor at large of the Oxford English Dictionary. " 'Partner' sounds too official. 'Companion' sounds too unromantic. 'Lover' is too explicit. 'Boyfriend' and 'girlfriend' seem inappropriate unless you're a teenager. 'POSSLQ' sounds too stupid or bureaucratic." (POSSLQ, an acronym for "Persons of Opposite Sex Sharing Living Quarters," was used in the late 1970s by the U.S. Census.)
- Romantic partner
Adults stumble over what to call their romantic partners.
By Sharon Jayson, USA TODAY
If you're single and dating and aren't 25 anymore, here's a quandary you've no doubt encountered: how to describe the object of your affection.
Does "boyfriend" or "girlfriend" seem silly? "Significant other" too stilted? "Partner" not quite right?
"People feel a real need for a term that refers to one's romantic partner that does not sound childish," says Jesse Sheidlower of Manhattan, editor at large of the Oxford English Dictionary. " 'Partner' sounds too official. 'Companion' sounds too unromantic. 'Lover' is too explicit. 'Boyfriend' and 'girlfriend' seem inappropriate unless you're a teenager. 'POSSLQ' sounds too stupid or bureaucratic." (POSSLQ, an acronym for "Persons of Opposite Sex Sharing Living Quarters," was used in the late 1970s by the U.S. Census.)
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