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5 friendship idioms, with pictures

Look at the picture, read the meaning, and listen to the example.

Two neighbors in a sunny garden smile and shake hands. Between them, an old axe lies in a hole in the ground, and one of them holds a shovel.

What does “Bury the hatchet” mean?

“Bury the hatchet” means to stop fighting and become friends again.

Example: After a year of silence, my sister and I finally buried the hatchet.

Emoji clue: axe, arrow down, hole

Two laughing women in black eye masks, like cartoon robbers, carry a big box of donuts out of an office kitchen. A toy police car sits on the counter.

What does “Partner in crime” mean?

“Partner in crime” means a close friend who does fun or crazy things with you.

Example: Jen is my partner in crime. We go to every concert together.

Emoji clue: handshake, police car

A sad man with a broken umbrella stands alone in the rain under a dark cloud. His friend in sunglasses walks away into the sunshine and does not look back.

What does “A fair-weather friend” mean?

“A fair-weather friend” means a friend who is there only when life is easy.

Example: When I lost my job, he never called. He was a fair-weather friend.

Emoji clue: sun, two friends holding hands

At a wedding party, a man and a woman who just met laugh and bump their fists. Small yellow sparks fly from their fists.

What does “Hit it off” mean?

“Hit it off” means to like each other from the first time you meet.

Example: We met at a wedding and hit it off right away.

Emoji clue: fist bump, happy face

Two happy roommates hug and laugh at the front door of their small house. Big cartoon flames in the shape of hearts dance on the roof.

What does “Get along like a house on fire” mean?

“Get along like a house on fire” means to like each other a lot and be very good friends.

Example: My new roommate and I get along like a house on fire.

Emoji clue: hugging face, house, fire

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100 common English idioms and their meanings

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