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sweep someone off their feet
Verb
idiomatic
figuratively
Japanese Meaning
（慣用句）誰かを一瞬で魅了し、恋に落とさせる、心を奪う / （比喩的）圧倒する、非常に感動させる
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(idiomatic) To seduce someone romantically. / (figuratively) To overwhelm.
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sweep someone off their feet
Her kindness and sense of humor can sweep someone off their feet.
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Her kindness and sense of humor can sweep someone off their feet.
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