Cupid's Girl

• By: Marina

Lyrics:

Vocabulary in this song:

Vocabulary	Meanings
love /lʌv/ (en), /ɑːm/ (vi), /sarang/ (ko), /koi/ (ja), /ài/ (zh), /amor/ (es), /amor/ (pt), /amour/ (fr) A2	noun - an intense feeling of deep affection verb - to feel deep affection for someone
arrow /ˈær.oʊ/ (en), /mũi tên/ (vi), /화살/ (ko), /矢/ (ja), /箭/ (zh), /flecha/ (es), /flecha/ (pt), /flèche/ (fr) B1	noun - a pointed missile that is shot from a bow
burn /bɜrn/ (en), /cháy/ (vi), /타다/ (ko), /燃える/ (ja), /燃烧/ (zh), /quemar/ (es), /queimar/ (pt), /brûler/ (fr) B2	verb - to produce fire or heat verb - to be on fire or heated
fall /fɔl/ (en), /ngã/ (vi), /떨어지다/ (ko), /落ちる/ (ja), /掉落/ (zh), /caer/ (es), /cair/ (pt), /tomber/ (fr) A2	verb - to move downward intentionally or accidentally
bright /braɪt/ (en), /sáng/ (vi), /밝은/ (ko), /明るい/ (ja), /明亮/ (zh), /brillante/ (es), /brilhante/ (pt), / brillant/ (fr) B2	adjective - giving off a lot of light
shoot /ʃuːt/ (en), /bắn/ (vi), /쏘다/ (ko), /撃つ/ (ja), /射击/ (zh), /disparar/ (es), /disparar/ (pt), /tirer/ (fr) B1	verb - to fire a projectile from a weapon
resist /rɪˈzɪst/ (en), /kháng cự/ (vi), /저항하다/ (ko), /抵抗する/ (ja), /抵抗/ (zh), /resistir/ (es), /resistir/ (pt), /résister/ (fr) B2	verb - to oppose or fight against
kiss /kɪs/ (en), /hôn/ (vi), /키스하다/ (ko), /キス/ (ja), /吻/ (zh), /beso/ (es), /beijo/ (pt), /baiser/ (fr) A2	noun - a touch with the lips as a sign of love or greeting verb - to touch or press lips with someone as a gesture of love
hesitate /ˈhɛz.ɪ.teɪt/ (en), /do dự/ (vi), /망설이다/ (ko), /躊躇う/ (ja), /犹豫/ (zh), /dudar/ (es), /hesitar/ (pt), /hésiter/ (fr) C1	verb - to pause before doing something due to uncertainty
trust /trʌst/ (en), /tin tưởng/ (vi), /신뢰하다/ (ko), /信頼する/ (ja), /信任/ (zh), /confiar/ (es), /confiar/ (pt), /faire confiance/ (fr) B2	verb - to believe in the reliability of someone or something
happiness /ˈhæp.i.nəs/ (en), / hạnh phúc/ (vi), /행복/ (ko), /幸せ/ (ja), /幸福/ (zh), /felicidad/ (es), /felicidade/ (pt), /bonheur/ (fr) B1	noun - the state of being happy

Grammar:

• I'm gonna fall in love tonight

  ➔ "gonna" (going to)

  ➔ "Gonna" is a colloquial contraction of "going to", commonly used in informal speech and song lyrics to express future intention.

• You're looking at my wings and by the look in your eyes

  ➔ Present Continuous for actions happening now

  ➔ "You're looking" uses the Present Continuous tense to describe an action that is currently happening. The phrase "by the look in your eyes" is an idiom suggesting inference based on someone's expression.

• Cause you know you want me and you cannot resist

  ➔ Modal verb "cannot"

  ➔ "Cannot" expresses a lack of ability or impossibility, emphasizing the subject's lack of control over their desire.

• Cupid, you're so stupid

  ➔ Adjective "stupid" to describe someone

  ➔ The adjective "stupid" is used to describe Cupid, implying a lack of intelligence or good judgement.

• Trying to resist my kiss

  ➔ Gerund "Trying" as the subject of a clause.

  ➔ The verb "try" takes the form of a gerund, "trying", and acts as the subject implied for resisting the kiss.

• You've fallen before and it hurt (ah-ah-ah)

  ➔ Present Perfect "You've fallen" to describe past experience with present relevance.

  ➔ The Present Perfect "You've fallen" indicates that the action of falling happened in the past, but its effect is still felt now, creating a reluctance to trust in love again.

• One too many lessons learnt (ah-ah-ah)

  ➔ Past Participle "learnt" used as an adjective

  ➔ "Learnt" acts as an adjective to describe "lessons", signifying lessons that have been acquired through experience.