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completly different
like chalk and cheese
something truth, but you dint like to hear it
home truths
being best friend
to get on like a house on fire
upsetting other people, being rude
tactless
to do to something although you dont like it
stick it out
say something, but doing the opposite
hypocrite
not central, far away from the city centre
off the beaten track
don't do that, cause u are afraid of it
chicken out
recognise that something is wrong
to smell a rat
straight forward
upfront
impulsive
impetuous
someone who deosnt like argueing
non-confrontational,
shy
timid
call the shots
make the decision
figure out a problem with a close friend
have a heart to heart
fight with somebody
fall out with somebody
to remove any doubt about something that happened
clear the air
be more self-confident
assertive
explain something what you mean to someone else
to get your message across
to tell someone about something that has been worrying you
get it off your chest
not telling the the truth
was lying through his teeth
other word for suffer
agonize
other word for therefore
hence
other expression for: be caused of something
be rooted in
other word expression for: because of
on account of
the word for stimulate someone
provoke (provozieren)
the word for challenge someone
provoke (provozieren)
other word for explain, declare
account for
to be enthusiastic about someone or something
keen on someone or something
a phrase introducing something that should be taken into consideration.
Mind you
to degree that
as far as
the next fact is at least as important or even more important
what's more
a phrase indicating that the speaker is adding information
by the way
expression for something that is very important or serious
it is a matter of life and death
start living
to get a life
Absolutely not; not for any reason whatsoever.
not on your life
the most important thing in someones life
the light of your life
avoid something on purpose
eschew
fly over
skimming
disturbed eating habits
eating disorders