24#Do you know this expression?
更新日：4月23日
息をつく
「緊張などから解放される・ほっとする」
To finally have relief / relief from nervous situation / finally catch a break
息をつく暇もないくらい忙しい。
Was so busy like I couldn't get a breath.
心が通う
「お互いに理解し合う」
To mutually understand each other.
彼とは性格も趣味も違うのに、なぜか心の通う友達になった。
Our personality and and hobbies are different but, for some reason we get along well.
心を奪われる
「夢中になる」
To be sucked in/ To be focused on / zoned in
ストーリーだけでなく映像や音楽のすばらしさに心を奪われた。
Not just the story the music and video was beautiful I was zoned in. ( It was breath taking /[literal translation] it stole my heart)
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