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> in times of need 
- when help is needed
Example: We can always count on them to help us in times of need.
> to throw a party 
- to organize a social gathering.
Example: We threw a party with my colleagues.
> To give a helping hand 
- (idiom) to help someone:
Example: I'm always willing to lend/give a helping hand.
> Public facilities 
- the buildings, equipment, and services provided for a 
particular purpose to the public
Example: The new sports facility has a swimming pool.
> Bump into 
- C1. to meet someone, you know when you have not planned to 
meet them
Example: We bumped into Amy when we were in town last week.
> The chances are 
- C2 it is very likely 
Example: Chances are (that) they'll be late anyway.
> To build a relationship 
- to create a relationship
Example: If you live in a village, you can easily build a relationship with your 
neighbors.
> To be inconsiderate 
- C1 not thinking or worrying about other people or their 
feelings:
Example: Our neighbors are very inconsiderate - they're always playing loud music 
late at night.
> To strengthen a bond with someone 
- to develop a close connection or 
strong relationship with someone
Example: Hanging out with your friends can be a good way to strengthen a bond 
with your friends
> To engage in a conversation 
- to talk to someone
Example: Once Zamira engages you in a conversation, it continues up to 2 hours.
> To open up 
- C2 to start to talk more about yourself and your feelings: 
Example: I felt I couldn’t open up to anybody.

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> To converse 
- to have a conversation with someone:
Example: She's so shy that conversing with her can be pretty hard.