a cuore

Italian

Etymology

Literally, “to heart”.

Adverb

a cuore

  1. heart-shaped; in the form of a heart: ♥
  2. to heart; at heart

Usage notes

  • For the second sense, typically preceded by verbs like prendere (“to take”), stare (“to stay”), or avere (“to have”).
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