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It's not a слово. It's an expression.[/quote]

It's a disputable question in Anglistics. My colleagues who defended their dissertations to the related topics call these things "свёрнутые...

It's not a слово. It's an expression.

Fine, I don't want to fight over that, it's not that important. I provided the context, somewhat jokingly, mind you, and you took it somewhere else. Let's agree to disagree or just forget it...

I agree.

For the girl it means she doesnt like him so he should not call her anymore.

And the guy just wants sex and otherwise not to be bothered by her.[/quote]

That's not really what it...

I agree, firsthand knowledge is always irrelevant.[/quote]

So if a girl says she wants a "one-day-at-a-time" relationship, it has a different meaning to if a guy says he wants a...

It's just you.[/quote]

You have relationships with girls?[/quote]

That's irrelevant.

It's just you.

What he said.

It think like "We are having fun, we'll see where it goes, maybe it'll turn into a long term thing, maybe it won't last".

It comes from the expression "to take it a day at a time".

Ramil,...

Noooooooooooo. Leave this to native English speakers.

Oh. Then "One-day-at-a-time" is a sort of a misnomer :wink:[/quote]

NO!

"One-day-at-a-time" relationship is not the same as a "one night stand".

A one day at a tie relationship is like...

And what the hell is "one-day-at-a-time" relationship?[/quote]
Я думаю это типа "перепихнуться" or "get laid"[/quote]

No, not at all. That's a "one night stand".

"Уан доллар ат эй тайм"