Keep: to continue to do something
Verb: We need to keep the distance
Break up: two people in a romantic relationship separate and end said relationship.
phrsal verb: My girlfriend and I broke up today
Confide in: to share your feelings and secrets with someone because you trust them not to tell other people
Phrasal verb: I confide in my best friend
Teenagers: a young person between 13 and 19 years old
Noun: Teenagers are prone to enjoy video games.
Keep or tell a secret: to not tell anyone else information that is meant to be hidden from other people/share a secret someone told us.
Phrase (idiom) I want to tell you something, but you need to promise you'll keep the secret.
Empathize with: the feeling that you understand and share another person's experiences and emotions
Verb Carmen is a great boss, she empathizes with people.
Close friends: a person who you know well and who you like a lot, and you have things in common with.
Adjective: Douglas and i are close friends
Take the blame: to admit responsibility for some bad result or outcome
Idiom: My brother took the blame for something i did
Have a lot in common: to share interests, beliefs, attitudes, opinions, etc.
Phrase (idiom) Pia and Gladys are best friends, they have a lot in common.
Feel low: feel sad
Expression. I've been feeling low these days.
Be easy to talk to: Someone is "easy to talk to" if conversation with that person flows naturally and there aren't many awkward pauses or gaps of silence
Phrase (idiom) : Douglas is very easy to talk to
See eye to eye: someone you agree with them and have the same opinions and views.
Phrase Gabby saw eye to eye with Vivi in almost everything.
Feelings: the fact of feeling something
Noun: The feelings are so complicated
Tell a lie: say something is not the truth.
Phrasal: Douglas always lies to his mom.
Talk face to face: a meeting that you have with someone in which you talk to them directly, not by phone, email, online, etc. Phrase I want to talk to the m
phrase He loves talk face to face
Talk behind somebody's back: To discuss, gossip, or remark upon someone when they aren't present or listening, especially when saying something negative.
phrase She talks behind mi back
Stand by sb: to continue to support or help someone who is in a difficult situation
phrasal verb: Tom needed badly someone to stand by him.
Social media: websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking.
Noun: I spend a lot of time in social media
care for each other: to be nice, to take care, to be kind to another person and get the same from that person
Common phrase: Alice is my best friend we truly care for each other.