Relationships with friends, family and adults.

A      lifelong friend –      A friend that you have had for most of your life
EX. He may be a lifelong friend; he may be a close relative.
A    relationship of trust –      a connection with another in which you have faith and confidence
EX.  They established a relationship of trust.
A   shoulder to cry on –      Someone to sympathize with you
EX. Ben is always there when I need a shoulder to cry on.
Close      knit family –      A close family with common interests
EX. We always admire close-knit family ties.
Dear     to my heart –      Someone that I care about
EX. My mother’s love is dear to my heart.
Distant      cousins –      People who share a common ancestor but are not closely related
EX. Many of our distant cousins, whom we hadn't seen for years, came to my sister's wedding.
Extend      the hand of friendship –      Reach out to someone in a friendly manner
EX. We both extended the hand of friendship.
Face      to face –      In person
· EX. He sounds intimidating over the phone, but if you meet him face to face you will find he is a friendly enough fellow.
Get      to know one another –      Learning different aspects of each other
EX. They got to know one another three days into the course during a 14-hour hike with 12 other people.
Get      together –      Meet up
EX. She invites me to get staff get-together, but I have too much work to do.
Long      lost friend –      A friend that you have lost contact with
EX. He greeted me as he would be a long-lost friend.
Nurture      our friendships –      Looking after our relationships with friends
EX. When nurturing friendship and relationships, one of the needed attributes is emotional support. 
Relationship      problems –      Difficulties with people with whom we interact regularly
EX. All relationship problems stem from poor communication.
Share      a common background –      The share a similar heritage or culture
EX. You may not have grown up together but there will be a comfortableness through your shared common background.
Share      the same ideas –      To have similar opinions and views
EX. You would get along much better if you shared the same ideas. 
Stand      the test of time –      To last a long time
EX. Our friendship stands the test of time. 
Struck      up a friendship –      To make friends
If you're going to struck up a friendship, you've got to put time in.
To      enjoy someone’s company – To enjoy spending time with      someone
EX. If someone says "I enjoy your company" it means that they like being with you.
To      have a lot in common –      To have shared interests
EX. We don't really have much in common. 
To      hit it off –      To like each other straight away
EX. How well did you hit it off with one another?
To      keep in touch with –      To keep in contact
EX. I haven’t kept in touch with him since leaving high school. 
To   lose touch with –      To lose contact
EX. We lost touch with each other years ago. 
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Relationships with friends, family and adults.

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