Assignment #4 My notes on episode 1150

- date (noun)

• involve in a romantic relationship but not yet married or to have a boyfriend or girlfriend
• romantic appointment with someone who you are romantically interested in

- go out with someone

• to be dating someone 
• go out on a date with someone

- change the subject

• to stop talking about one thing and begin talking something else, especially when you don't want to talk about the topic

- you're not getting any younger (expression)

• an expression means he/she may soon too old to do something

- moving on

• a phrase indicates you want to change the subject

- settle down (phrasal verb)

• to get married or find a home and start a family

- go through

• to live the rest of someone's life

- alone (adjective)

• to be by yourself without anyone else

- lonely (adjective)

• to feel sad because you are by yourself or don't have any close personal relationship

- that reminds me

• a phrase in an attempt to suddenly change the conversation
• literally means thought something that you want to tell another person

- break up with someone

• to end romantic relationship with someone (usually when ending boyfriend-girlfriend relationship, not a marriage)
• ending a marriage = getting divorce or separated

- speaking of (expression)

• expression is used to introduce a topic which relates to other person's said but it is exactly the same

- type (noun)

• kind of person whom you are romantically attracted with

- leg man (expression)

• (informal) a man who might be attracted to women who have long beautiful legs

- and now for something completely different

• a phrase to change the topic of conversation, but perhaps to make a little joke

- diet (noun)

• kind of food you eat, normally when someone is trying to lose weight. 

- shedding those pounds

• to lose weight

- anyway

• a word to change the topic or talk about something new

- cut out

• to stop using it or stop eating it

- sweets (noun)

• anything with a lot of sugars, like candy

- that's none of your business (expression)

• this expression indicates in anger when someone is asking you about something that doesn't concern them or that you think too personal to talk about

- my sentiments exactly (expression)

• a phrase used to show that you agree completely with other person has said