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A traditional phrase from wedding vows, meaning 'until we die,' indicating a commitment for life.

Idiomatically, to welcome someone enthusiastically and without reservation, showing complete acceptance and forgiveness.

An idiomatic expression meaning this conflict or issue does not concern you, and you should stay out of it.

An expression used to convey surprise, disbelief, or sometimes regret about a past thought or action, often when contrasting it with the current reality.

An offensive, idiomatic expression meaning to punch very weakly or without force.

An idiomatic expression used to tell someone to slow down or stop, often because they are making a premature assumption or action.

An idiomatic expression meaning that a conflict, struggle, or difficult situation is definitely not finished yet.

Vulgar and informal expression used in the negative ('doesn't mean shit') to indicate that something is completely worthless, unimportant, or meaningless.

An idiomatic phrase meaning 'originally,' 'at the beginning,' or 'if the situation hadn't occurred.'

An idiomatic phrase referring to a person who is believed to be the perfect romantic partner or soulmate.

An idiomatic expression meaning that someone has experienced difficulties, bad luck, or disappointment in a specific area (here, love).

A common collocation meaning completely and fully open.