lover Идиома

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in clover

rich or successful, having a pleasant or easy life They are in clover now that they have sold their business and retired.

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lover

a hidden road or walkway where lovers walk or park in the evening After the movie they drove to the local lover

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Lovers' Leap

a cliff where lovers jump into a canyon together Let's drive up to Lovers' Leap and look at the stars.

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four-leaf clover|clover|four|four-leaf

n. A small green plant with four leaves which many people think means good luck because clover plants usually have three leaves. John has a four-leaf clover in his pocket. He thinks he will have good luck now.

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in clover|clover|in the clover

adv. or adj. phr., informal In rich comfort; rich or successful; having a pleasant or easy life. They live in clover because their father is rich. When we finish the hard part we'll be in the clover.
Compare: BED OF ROSES, LIFE OF RILEY, LIVE HIGH OFF THE HOG, ON EASY STREET.

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lovers' lane|lane|lovers

n. A hidden road or walk where lovers walk or park in the evening. A parked car in a lonely lovers' lane often is a chance for holdup men.

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clover

clover
see like pigs in clover.

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like pigs in clover

like pigs in clover
Extremely contentedly, as in They had a handsome pension and lived like pigs in clover. This expression alludes to pigs being allowed to eat as much clover, a favorite food, as they wish. It appeared in the Boston Gazette of January 7, 1813: “Canadians! then in droves come over, And live henceforth like pigs in clover.” [Early 1800s]

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lovers' lane

lovers' lane
A secluded road or area sought out by lovers seeking privacy. For example, The police loved to embarrass youngsters parked in lovers' lane. [Late 1800s]