Date

[Noun]
A social or romantic appointment or
engagement.
A social meeting planned before it
happens, especially one between two
who have or might have a romantic
relationship.
Meeting
I'm going on a date with another woman

Ask out

[Phrasal verb]
To invite (someone)
engagement.

to

social

To invite someone to go out with you.

Invite out.
I wanna ask out that girl in our english class.

Break up

[Phrasal verb]
End relationship.
If a relationship breaks up, it ends
Disrupt.
The marriage broke up just a few years later.

people

Go out with

[Phrasal verb]
Informal (date).
To have a romantic relationship with someone.
Attend with.
How long have you been going out with him?

Blind Date
[noun]

A social engagement between two persons who

have not previously met, usually arranged by a
mutual acquaintance.
A romantic social meeting between two people who
have never met each other.
Arranged date.
Maria arranged for me to go on a blind date with a girl from her office.

Get engaged

[verbal expression]
Promise to marry.
Having formally agreed to marry.
Committed.
We've been dating for five years and are intending to get engaged soon.

Arrange
[verb]

To plan, prepare for, or organize something.

To make plans for something to happen.
Organize.
The meeting has been arranged for Wednesday in the morning.

Couple

[noun]
Two or a few things that are similar or the same, or two or a
few people who are in some way connected.
Two people who are married or in a romantic or sexual
relationship, or two people who are together for a particular
purpose.
Brace
Should the government do more to help young couples buy
their own homes?

Flea market
[noun]

A market, usually held outdoors, where antiques,

used household goods, and curios are sold.

An open-air market selling cheap and often second-hand goods

Garage sale.
You can go to a flea market and maybe find some supplies you need at a great cost
Marry

[verb]

To join in marriage.
To take as a spouse.
Wed.
My told me she will get marry next year in Miami.