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20 expression(s)

relationships B2

arrange a get-together

Discover how to use 'arrange a get-together' to describe planning informal social gatherings with friends or family.
relationships B1

be supportive of

Learn how to use 'be supportive of' to talk about encouraging, helping, and standing by friends, family, or colleagues.
relationships B2

bosom friend

Learn the meaning of 'bosom friend,' a literary expression for an exceptionally close and trusted companion, with natural examples and practice exercises.
daily-life A2

call a friend

Learn how to use the phrase 'call a friend' in everyday English conversations about staying in touch or asking for help.
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relationships B2

click instantly

Learn how to use the casual English expression 'click instantly' to describe immediate, effortless connections with friends, coworkers, and partners.
relationships B2

defend a friend

Learn how to use 'defend a friend' to describe standing up for someone close to you when they are criticized.
relationships B2

drift out of contact

Understand what 'drift out of contact' means in English. Find everyday examples, learn how to avoid common mistakes, and test your knowledge with practice.
relationships B2

fair-weather friend

Find out what a 'fair-weather friend' means and how to describe unreliable people in your social circle.
relationships B1

forgive someone

Discover how to use 'forgive someone' to describe letting go of anger or resentment toward a friend or family member who has made a mistake in English.
relationships B1

get along well

Learn how to use 'get along well' to describe having a friendly, harmonious relationship with friends, family, or coworkers.
relationships A2

go to school together

Understand how to use 'go to school together' in English. Read natural examples and practice using this common phrase about childhood and relationships.
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relationships B1

hang out at

Master the casual phrasal verb 'hang out at' to talk about relaxing and spending leisure time at specific places with friends.
relationships B2

host a gathering

Learn how to use 'host a gathering' to describe welcoming friends or family into your home for a social event.
relationships B2

lift someone's spirits

Learn how to use 'lift someone's spirits' to describe making a friend or loved one feel happier and more hopeful.
relationships B1

make a good pair

Find out what 'make a good pair' means and how to use it to describe two people who suit each other perfectly in a relationship or team.
relationships A2

meet at a cafe

Learn how to use the phrase 'meet at a cafe' to plan casual get-togethers with friends, family, or colleagues.
relationships B1

meet up with

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'meet up with' to talk about making social plans and gathering with your friends in natural, everyday English conversations.
relationships B2

offer a listening ear

Learn how to use the supportive phrase 'offer a listening ear' to describe being there for someone who needs to talk.
relationships B1

offer support

Master the phrase 'offer support' to talk about helping, encouraging, or being there for someone.
relationships B1

pass the time together

Find out how to use the phrase 'pass the time together' to describe spending casual hours with someone to avoid boredom and enjoy each other's company.