What does "at love" mean?
1.In order to do well at love, you have to do something.
2.People play with love and never win at love.
3.A good love ally may have lost at love, but they learn from it and go on to win at love.
What does "do well at love" and "win at love" mean?
Does "do well at love" and "win at love" mean the same as "do well when you love someone" and "win when you love someone"?
I mean I wonder what "at love" actually means.
Top answer
Don't think of 'at love', think of 'do well at'. For example, you can 'win at football', or 'do well at bowling'. In both of your expressions, it suggests that people will have success in love, so they will find the right person for them and make them love them in return.
- Don't think of 'at love', think of 'do well at'.
- For example, you can 'win at football', or 'do well at bowling'.
- In both of your expressions, it suggests that people will have success in love, so they will find the right person for them and make them love them in return.
- Yes, the two expressions mean roughly the same thing.
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Don't think of 'at love', think of 'do well at'. For example, you can 'win at football', or 'do well at bowling'.
In both of your expressions, it suggests that people will have success in love, so they will find the right person for them and make them love them in return.
Yes, the two expressions mean roughly the same thing.
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