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to start a friendly relationship; to become friends with someone start learning
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The child tried to make friends with the dog. I've made a lot of friends in this job.
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to grow a friendly relationship between two people start learning
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Audrey formed(develop) a lasting friendship with the boy she sat next to at primary school.
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to make something a friendship stronger start learning
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Spending several weeks on holiday together has cemented their friendship.
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to destroy or reduce a friendship start learning
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hope their disagreement over the bill won’t spoil their friendship.
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to get stronger a friendship start learning
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We were at school together, but our friendship grew after we’d left school.
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If people are close, they know each other very well and like each other a lot. start learning
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I’m glad that our children are such close friends, aren’t you?
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a person who is the friend of two people who may or may not know each other: start learning
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someone you know a little start learning
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I don’t know Santiago well. We’re just casual acquaintances.
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be on good terms with somebody start learning
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have a good relationship with somebody Anna and Samantha have a very good relationship. They love doing things together.
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to communicate or continue to communicate with someone by using a phone or writing to them: start learning
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We must keep in touch (contact) when the course ends.
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to start to love someone romantically and sexually start learning
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He isn't the first boy to fall in love with her and he certainly won't be the last.
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the experience of starting to be in love with someone as soon as you see them for the first time. start learning
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Do you believe in love at first sight?
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to love someone in a romantic and sexual way very much start learning
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be desperately in love with he was desperately in love with me
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to make a firm decision or promise to do something start learning
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we wanted to make a commitment to each other
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to have a sexual relationship with someone outside marriage start learning
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She's having an affair with a married man. I was devastated when I discovered my partner was having an affair.
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love that is total and does not change regardless of what you or the object of your love does start learning
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As a parent, it's important to love unconditionally, but to praise conditionally
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