lose (one's) heart to (someone)

To fall in love or become smitten with someone. She lost her heart to the tall, handsome man the minute they met.

lose your heart

LITERARY

If you lose your heart to someone, you fall in love with them. Note: The heart is traditionally regarded as the centre of the emotions. She falls in love with Raul, who in turn has lost his heart to Silvia.

lose your ˈheart (to somebody/something)

(formal) fall in love (with somebody/something): I’ve quite lost my heart to those little kittens of yours. Can we take one home?

See also: heart, lose

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References in periodicals archive

SPLURGE Multicoloured heart print doormat by Rex International, PS18 Debenhams, www.debenhams.com You''ll lose your heart to this one as it features 15 of them making a bold, romantic statement.

Make the perfect first impression and lay down one of these dramatic doormats

IT'S easy to lose your heart - and your head - on a holiday fling.

My hot fling has gone cold; Your Sex Doctor

It's an enjoyable story with a smattering of vintage songs including Leaning on a Lamppost, The Sun Has Got His Hat On, Once You Lose Your Heart and Me And My Girl.

REVIEW; Me And My Girl

Another announced: "Drive the Brera and lose your heart. It'll be the start of a nerve-tingling, smile-inducing, mind-warping love affair."

A beauty in every way

Another judge announcing: "Drive this and lose your heart. It'll be the start of a nerve-tingling, smile-inducing, mind-warping love affair."

Alfa's Brera is a lovely looker

Oh, no, you lose your heart! It falls' on the ground, you walk behind it, and meet your partner...."

SPRINGDANCE

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