Break up: phrasal verb my boyfriend and i broke up yesterday
two people in a romantic relationship separate and end said relationship.
Keep: verb i promised to keep taking care of the cat while she is not at home
to continue to do something
Confide in: phrasal verb Maurice needs a friend he can confide him
to share your feelings and secrets with someone because you trust them not to tell other people
Empathize with: Verb Carmen is a great boss, she empatizes with people.
the feeling that you understand and share another person's experiences and emotions
care for each other: common phrase Alice is my best friend we truly care for each other
to be nice, to take care, to be kind to another person and get the same from that person
make a promise: expresion (idiom) she made me a promise we will work together
to tell someone that one will definitely do something in the future : to promise
See eye to eye: Phrase Gabby saw a eye to eye with vivi in almost everything
someone you agree with them and have the same opinions and views.
Keep or tell a secret: phrase (idiom) i want to tell you something, but you need to promise you´ll keep the secret
to not tell anyone else information that is meant to be hidden from other people/share a secret someone told us.
Have a lot in common: phrase (idiom) Pia and Gladys are best friends, they have a lot in common
to share interests, beliefs, attitudes, opinions, etc.
fell low: expresion i´ve been feeling low these days
fell sad
Stand by sb: phrasal verb. guys needed badly someone to stand him
to continue to support or help someone who is in a difficult situation
Take the blame: idiom it was a disaster, charlie took the blame for it
to admit responsibility for some bad result or outcome
Talk behind somebody's back: phrase is it a bad habit to talk behind someone´s back
To discuss, gossip, or remark upon someone when they aren't present or listening, especially when saying something negative.
Talk face to face: phrase i want to talk to the manager face to face
a meeting that you have with someone in which you talk to them directly, not by phone, email, online, etc.
Close friends: Adjective Marissa and Julia are close friends, they know each other since they were kids
a person who you know well and who you like a lot, and you have things in common with.
Tell a lie: Phrase i knew he was telling a lie the moment i saw him.
say something is not the truth.
