How can I describe relationships between man and woman? Maybe, I can use some special collocations?
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Use your imagination.
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This one is used more to describe how well people get along. It can be man/man, woman/woman, or man/woman. If they get along really well, you can say "They're like two peas in a pod."
If it's a relationship that hasn't reached the dating phase, but the people are getting to know each other (perhaps in preparation for dating) you could say "they're talking."
Relationship in which the people are not married, but dating:
They're a "couple"
They're an "item"
Relationship in which they people are married:
They're "hitched"
...I'll edit if I can think of some more.
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