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To see eye to eye:
To agree with someone.
Go with the flow:
This means to follow what other people are doing and agree with everyone.
A shoulder to cry on:
Someone who listens to your problems.
To clear the air:
When two people talk about something that they have avoided discussing.
Through thick and thin:
People who have been through good times and bad times together.
Two faced:
To say one thing, the do something different.
Below the belt:
An action or remark that is cruel or unfair.
To be at odds with someone:
To not get on with someone or disagree with them.
To keep to yourself:
Someone who is timid or shy and doesn´t have many friends.
Blood is thicker than water:
This idiom means that family is more important than friends.
To give someone the cold shoulder
To refuse to talk to someone because you are angry.
To be happy-go-lucky
Someone who is always happy and never worries
To be a wet blanket
Someone who says or does something that stops others from enjoying themselves
To sleep on it
To keep thinking about an important decision
