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MUSCOVITE Posted 14 years ago
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one family is on friendly terms with another family
Hi,
Is there a set phrase (idiom or whatever you call it) in English that is commonly used to convey the idea that one family (as a whole, all its members) is/are on friendly terms with another family? Hope this questions makes sense to you....
For example, to convey the opposite idea I can say, "The Smiths and the Bakers are at odds", right? So I am looking for an 'idiomatic' expression that is opposite to "to be at odds"....
mus-te
Is there a set phrase (idiom or whatever you call it) in English that is commonly used to convey the idea that one family (as a whole, all its members) is/are on friendly terms with another family? Hope this questions makes sense to you....
For example, to convey the opposite idea I can say, "The Smiths and the Bakers are at odds", right? So I am looking for an 'idiomatic' expression that is opposite to "to be at odds"....
mus-te
Top answer
They get along or get along well.
- They get along or get along well.
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