break: to separate into parts with suddenness or violence.
transitive verb. Broke a plate
keep: to retain in one's possession or power.
transitive verb. Kept the money we found
make a promise: to tell someone that one will definitely do something in the future : to promise.
Idiom. I have to help her. I made a promise.
care for each other: to do the things that are needed to help and protect (a person or animal) : look after (someone or something)
phrasal verb. She cares for elderly patients.
confide in: to tell personal and private things to (someone).
phrasal verb. She often confides in me.
empathize with: to share the same feelings as another person : to feel empathy.
verb. I empathize with your situation.
feel low: feeling unhappiness.
Adjective. movies in which the hero dies always make us feel sad
have a lot in common: to share interests, beliefs, attitudes, opinions, etc.
idiom. They have a lot (of things) in common.
keep/tell a secret: to not tell anyone else information that is meant to be hidden from other people
idiom. He knows how to keep a secret.
see ye to eye: to have or come to the same opinion or point of view.
phrase. The two did not see eye to eye on on certain political issues.
stand by somebody: to support or be loyal to someone or something.
phrasal verb with stand verb.The editors stand by the story.
take the blame: to say or think that someone or something did something wrong or is responsible for something bad happening
verb. Don't blame me (= it is not my fault) if you miss the bus!
talk behind somebody’s back: without someone's knowledge : in secret
verb. You shouldn't gossip about people behind their back(s).
talk face to face: within each other's sight or presence
adverb or adjective. a face-to-face consultation
tell a lie: you say when you have just said something wrong and want to correct it
Verb. Her name is Paula, no, I tell a lie (= I'm wrong) - it's Pauline.
close Friends: a person's closest and dearest friend
noun. She's my close friend.
