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You have butterflies in your stomach because Valentine's day is around the corner, don't you? Do you know what this idiom means? If you don't, read it below.
We have/get/felt 'butterflies in our stomach' when we feel very nervous or excited about (doing) something.
Also, the feeling of having butterflies in our stomachs is associated with love, as some people feel nervous around someone they like or they find attractive -so, it's natural that you feel butterflies in your stomach around your crush.
More examples?
Louis used to have a bad case of butterflies in his stomach, but now he feels more confident when speaking in public.
Although he's a professional singer, he still has butterflies in his stomach before every performance.
I felt butterflies in my stomach when the day of my first job interview came.
Phillip started to feel butterflies in his stomach minutes before proposing to Jane.
Peruvians soctors got butterflies in his stomach the day they were vaccinated.
She feels butterflies every time he looks at her eyes.
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