victoria
What's the difference between the following phrases: " to court a lady" and " to woo a lady? "
2024年3月27日 09:20
回答 · 4
They mean the same, but "woo" is more blatantly romantic. "Court" has a dignified sound to it that "woo" does not have.
2024年3月27日
They generally mean the same. To court a lady more explicitly explains the process of going on one or two dates or more. The male (presumably) develops a relationship over time.
To woo al lady generally describes the process when a male (presumably) makes a woman feel excited instantly on first meeting her.
However it is not a hard and fast rule.
2024年3月27日
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