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B1 · Intermediate15 min
Relationships
Learn 5 words for thematic vocabulary: get along, fall out, make up, trust, keep in touch.
get along /ɡet əˈlɒŋ/
ладнати, dogadać się, komm klar, llevarse bien, s'entendre, andare d'accordo, dar-se bem, iyi geçinmek, الحصول على طول, 相处, 仲良くなる, 잘 지내다, साथ मिलो, συνεννοηθείτε, vycházet spolu, te înțelegi, ga met elkaar om, komma överens, להסתדר, შეეგუე
To have a friendly relationship.
“My sister and I get along very well.”
fall out /fɔːl aʊt/
сваритися, kłótnia, Streit, pelea, querelle, litigio, briga, kavga, شجار, 争吵, 口論, 싸움, झगड़ा, καυγάς, hádka, ceartă, ruzie, bråka, לריב, ჩხუბი
To argue and stop being friendly.
“Friends sometimes fall out over small things.”
make up /meɪk ʌp/
миритися, położyć, aufstellen, poner, mettre en place, mettere su, colocar, koymak, طرح, 放起来, 我慢する, 세워, लगाओ, ανέβασε, postavit, pus sus, ophangen, sätta upp, להעמיד, დააყენებს
To become friendly again after an argument.
“They usually make up soon after a disagreement.”
trust /trʌst/
довіряти, zaufaj, Vertrauen, confianza, confiance, fiducia, confiança, güven, الثقة, 信任, 信頼, 신뢰, भरोसा, εμπιστοσύνη, důvěřovat, încredere, vertrouwen, lita på, אמון, ნდობა
To believe someone is honest and reliable.
“I trust her to keep my secret.”
keep in touch /kiːp ɪn tʌtʃ/
підтримувати зв'язок, bądź w kontakcie, Bleiben Sie in Kontakt, mantente en contacto, rester en contact, resta in contatto, mantenha contato, irtibatta kal, البقاء على اتصال, 保持联系, 連絡を取り合う, 계속 연락하다, संपर्क में रहें, κρατήστε επαφή, zůstat v kontaktu, tine legatura, blijf in contact, hålla kontakten, לשמור על קשר, შეინარჩუნე კავშირი
To continue communicating with someone.
“We keep in touch by email after moving away.”
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get along: To have a friendly relationship. Example: My sister and I get along very well.
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fall out: To argue and stop being friendly. Example: Friends sometimes fall out over small things.
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make up: To become friendly again after an argument. Example: They usually make up soon after a disagreement.
Choose the word: To believe someone is honest and reliable.
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trust: To believe someone is honest and reliable. Example: I trust her to keep my secret.
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Correct answer: keep in touch
keep in touch: To continue communicating with someone. Example: We keep in touch by email after moving away.
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Correct answer: get along
get along: To have a friendly relationship. Example: My sister and I get along very well.
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Correct answer: fall out
fall out: To argue and stop being friendly. Example: Friends sometimes fall out over small things.
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make up: To become friendly again after an argument. Example: They usually make up soon after a disagreement.
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trust: To believe someone is honest and reliable. Example: I trust her to keep my secret.
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keep in touch: To continue communicating with someone. Example: We keep in touch by email after moving away.
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Correct answer: get along
get along: To have a friendly relationship. Example: My sister and I get along very well.
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Correct answer: fall out
fall out: To argue and stop being friendly. Example: Friends sometimes fall out over small things.
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Correct answer: make up
make up: To become friendly again after an argument. Example: They usually make up soon after a disagreement.
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Correct answer: trust
trust: To believe someone is honest and reliable. Example: I trust her to keep my secret.
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Correct answer: keep in touch
keep in touch: To continue communicating with someone. Example: We keep in touch by email after moving away.
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