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Question		Answer
someone who listens to your problems start learning		a shoulder to cry on
agree with someone start learning		see eye to eye
disagree with someone start learning		no love lost
very strongly dislike someone start learning		hate someone’s guts
talk about a problem they have been avoiding start learning		clear the air
stop fighting or quarreling start learning		bury the hatchet
settle an argument start learning		patch up our differences
people who have had good and difficult times together start learning		through thick and thin
people who have similar personalities spend time together start learning		birds of a feather flock together
help other people to cooperate and understand each other better (e.g. a mediator) start learning		build bridges
stop being influenced by a person or group start learning		cut loose
a friend who disappears when you have problems start learning		fair-weather friend
have similar interests start learning		get on like a house of fire
be treated unfairly or badly start learning		get a raw deal
follow the general tendency and go along with whatever happens start learning		go with the flow
respecting one another’s privacy hepls create a good relationship between neighbors start learning		good walls make good neighbors
join two people who have a romantic relationship and want to be alone start learning		play gooseberry
difficulty of coordinating a situation which involves people who all want to act independently start learning		like herding cats
be involved in a romantic relationship start learning		be an item
know someone very well start learning		know someone inside out
not allow urself to be too friendly with them start learning		keep at arm’s lenght
be very respectful and submissive, giving way to their wishes in order to please them start learning		kowtow to others
disagree very strongly with someone start learning		be at loggerheads
socialize with similar people start learning		move in the same cycles
do not know someone very well but know well enough to greet them start learning		on nodding terms
have a romantic relationship with a much younger person start learning		rob the cradle
have an opportunity to meet with someone wealthy/famous start learning		rub shoulders
want to stay friendly with both sides of an argument start learning		run with the hare and hunt with the hounds
have the sane understanding/ think in a similar way start learning		be on the same page/wavelength
a person with whom u have a long-term relationship e.g. a spouse start learning		significant other
a short-lived marriage that ends in divorce with no kids start learning		starter marriage
a relationship with many arguments and disagreements start learning		a stormy relationship

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