- there's no love lost between
- ► there's no love lost between there is mutual dislike between.Main Entry: ↑love
English terms dictionary. 2015.
English terms dictionary. 2015.
there is no love lost between someone and someone — phrase used for saying that two people do not like each other There has been no love lost between Scots and English for as long as one can remember. Thesaurus: to hate or dislike someone or somethingsynonym Main entry: love … Useful english dictionary
there's little love lost between A and B — there s little/no ˈlove lost between A and B idiom they do not like each other • There s no love lost between her and her in laws. Main entry: ↑loveidiom … Useful english dictionary
there's no love lost between A and B — there s little/no ˈlove lost between A and B idiom they do not like each other • There s no love lost between her and her in laws. Main entry: ↑loveidiom … Useful english dictionary
there's no love lost between them — They have no liking for each other • • • Main Entry: ↑love … Useful english dictionary
there's no love lost between — there s no (or little or not much) love lost between there is mutual dislike between (two or more people mentioned) … Useful english dictionary
there is no love lost between someone and someone — used for saying that two people do not like each other There has been no love lost between Scots and English for as long as one can remember … English dictionary
there's no love lost between — there is mutual dislike between. → love … English new terms dictionary
there's no love lost — they do not like each other, bad blood, hold a grudge There s no love lost between Jay and Pete. They ve been fighting since they were boys … English idioms
there is no love lost between them — they do not like each other, they can t stand one another … English contemporary dictionary
no love lost between (someone) — no/little love lost between (someone) if there is no love lost between two people, they do not like each other. There s no love lost between those two. They could never work together … New idioms dictionary