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English idioms related to Interactions
the shirt off one's back

everything a person has to offer for helping someone, even things that they need for themselves

[Frase]
to throw oneself at one's feet

to beg someone for help or forgiveness

[Frase]
to take up the cudgels

to show one's support of someone or something by defending them at any cost

[Frase]
to take somebody under one's wing

to kindly help or protect someone, particularly someone who is young or not experienced enough

[Frase]
to stick up for

to show strong support for a person or thing when they are faced with danger or criticism

defender, apoyar

defender, apoyar

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[Verbo]
shoulder to shoulder

together working toward a shared aim

hombro con hombro

hombro con hombro

[Frase]
to share and share alike

to give or take things equally and in a way that is fair to everyone

[Frase]
to scratch one's back

to offer someone help, usually while expecting them a favor in exchange

[Frase]
to open one's heart to somebody or something

to be willing to help or support a person, cause, etc., often by offering money

[Frase]
on bended knee

used to describe kneeling as a sign of deep respect for someone

[Frase]
shoulder to cry on

a person who listens to someone's problems and encourages them and gives them emotional support

[Frase]
knight in shining armor

someone who bravely saves another from a danger or difficulty

[Frase]
to put one's mind at rest

to assure someone that they no longer need to worry about a particular person or thing

[Frase]
under the auspices of somebody or something

while being supported by or under the protection of someone or something

[Frase]
to give somebody a shot

to provide an opportunity for someone to succeed at or achieve something

[Frase]
to pick one's brain

to ask a knowledgeable or informed person their opinion on something

[Frase]
hat in hand

in a manner that is humble and respectful

[Frase]
to smooth one's ruffled feathers

to do something that calms someone who has been offended

[Frase]
to feed the kitty

to contribute a sum of money, often in small amounts

[Frase]
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