Friends

companion (n): a person who spends a lot of time with you [friends or partners]

acquaintance (n): conversance, relationship, associate, colleague => a person that you know, but usually not a close friend

best buddy/ best mate (n): people who have a special bond with you

company (n): a group of people who work or perform together

sibling (n): brother, sister, sibsib

shared interests (n): had the same hobbies

bond (n): a close connection between people or something

get together (v): meeting each other (with/without an appointment)

hang out with sb (v): spending time with someone in a specific place

socialize (v): to meet and spend time with people in order to enjoy yourself

get on well with sb (v): have a good relationship with someone

fall out with sb (v): separate from, create a gap between (broken relationship), to argue with someone

catch up with s.o (v): spending time with someone to learn about their recent activities after a period of little or no contact

sociable (a): friendly, outgoing

outgoing (a): extroverted, comfortable in social situations or with meeting new people

chummy (a): friendly, close, familiar, intimate, sociable, buddy-buddy

extrovert(ed) (a): confident with other people, energetic in social situations, enjoys being with many people around

introvert(ed) (a): shy, non-communicative, quiet, silent, bashful, enjoys small group interactions

gregarious (a): open with someone; likes to hang out with other people

kind-hearted (a): always willing to help others

supportive (a): encouraging people or helping them with sympathy

trustworthy (a): reliable

flesh and blood (idioms): the relative(s)

a soulmate (idioms): someone who shares a deep connection, often in spirit and emotion

confide in sb (idioms): to trust someone enough to reveal a secret

see sb as a family member (idioms): regard someone with deep affection and care as a member of one’s family

through every thick and thin (idioms): under all circumstances -> remain supportive and loyal to someone in good or bad conditions/times

ups and downs (idioms): the good and bad times in life or a relationship

Birds of a feather flock together (idioms): people who share the same interests or have the same characteristics often get together

be (as) thick as thieves (idioms): very close friends -> share secrets

lend a helping hand to sb (idioms): to help someone

turn to sb (idioms): get help from someone

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