Avere un cuore di pietra
To have a heart of stone
Avere a cuore
To take to hearth
Con tutto il cuore
With all my heart
Avere il cuore in gola
To have the heart in one’s throat
Sentire un tuffo al cuore
To feel the heart skipping a beat.
Persona di cuore
A person with a good heart
In cuor suo
In his heart
A cuor leggero
To do something lightly
Mettersi il cuore in pace
To find closure/peace
Stare a cuore
To be a matter of concern.
Mi piange il cuore
My heart is crying (It breaks my heart)
Ridere di cuore
To laugh heartily
Col cuore in mano
With heart in hand, wearing his/her heart on his/her sleeve, sincerely
Avere un cuore d’oro
To have a heart of gold
Due cuori ed una capanna
Two hearts and a tent, love on a shoestring.
Rubacuori
Hearts stealer, heartbreaker.
La-sicilienne.
“If you combined these two things – the unfathomable and the practical – you were most of the way to understanding Adam Parrish.”
I’m very…how do you say…..over it
“No matter how much time we spend apart, or how much I miss you, I will always love you. Because it’s you. And it will always be you.”
— 7:51 pm. September 19th 2016.
Some notes on electrochemistry 📝💫
Taken from my studygram: @equaticnss
Paolo Sebastian | Once Upon a Dream
Chemistry
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I’ve seen a lot of people talk about how they want to be okay, feel better, and I’m gonna drop some knowledge on you right now. Just the fact that you want to feel okay means you’re getting better. You saying ‘this isn’t where I want to be in life’ means you are looking forward, looking to get better. And just that little bit of motivation means that you are okay, because you’re still alive and still looking forward. You haven’t lost hope yet, and I’m sure that’s better compared to where you used to be. I believe in you. Keep getting better.
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