hit it off with someone - I met Anna at a party, and we hit it off immediately. We talked for hours and exchanged numbers., to like someone immediately and become friendly very quickly, form a close bond - The two girls spent a lot of time together and gradually formed a close bond., to develop a strong, close relationship with someone, have a lot in common - We have a lot in common: we both love travelling, playing tennis and watching horror films., to share many interests, opinions, experiences or characteristics, have contrasting personalities - Tom is quiet and serious, while Jack is outgoing and energetic. They have contrasting personalities, but they get on very well., to have very different character traits, have each other’s backs - We always have each other’s backs. If one of us has a problem, the other is there to help., to support and protect each other, especially when things are difficult, be on the same wavelength - We’re on the same wavelength — I often know what she’s thinking without her having to explain it., to think in a similar way and understand each other easily, lose touch - We were very close at school, but after I moved abroad, we gradually lost touch., to stop communicating with someone regularly, meet like-minded people - Joining a book club is a great way to meet like-minded people who enjoy reading as much as you do., to meet people who have similar interests, values or opinions, see things from a different perspective - Talking to people from other cultures helps you see things from a different perspective., to understand or consider a situation in a different way, feel more at ease - I feel more at ease when I'm with people I already know, so it's easier for me to talk to them., to feel more relaxed, comfortable and less nervous

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