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To see eye to eye:

To agree with someone.

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.

To be happy-go-lucky

Someone who is always happy and never worries

To give someone the cold shoulder

To refuse to talk to someone because you are angry.

To be at odds with someone:

To not get on with someone or disagree with them.

To sleep on it

To keep thinking about an important decision

To be a wet blanket

Someone who says or does something that stops others from enjoying themselves

Go with the flow:

This means to follow what other people are doing and agree with everyone.

Below the belt:

An action or remark that is cruel or unfair.

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.

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.