This expression indicates a regular or customary action. It implies that something is done frequently enough to be considered a habit.
This expression indicates a regular or customary action. It implies that something is done frequently enough to be considered a habit.
This phrase indicates that something is usually the case, but the current situation is different. It's often used to contrast the present circumstances with the usual way of things.
This phrase indicates that something is usually the case, but the current situation is different. It's often used to contrast the present circumstances with the usual way of things.
This idiomatic expression refers to accompanying someone or something for a certain distance or duration. It implies shared experience and progress.
This idiomatic expression refers to accompanying someone or something for a certain distance or duration. It implies shared experience and progress.
This colloquial expression means to quickly develop a good rapport or understanding with another person.
This colloquial expression means to quickly develop a good rapport or understanding with another person.
This idiomatic expression means to do something kind or helpful for someone who has done the same for you. It emphasizes reciprocity in actions.
This idiomatic expression means to do something kind or helpful for someone who has done the same for you. It emphasizes reciprocity in actions.
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