What Does It Take to Be a 'Power Couple'? — VOA Learning English
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And now, Words and Their Stories, from VOA Learning English.
In American English, we use many expressions to describe when two people have a lot of similarities or are very close. Here are some examples.
If we say two people are joined at the hip, they are nearly always together. If we describe individuals as thick as thieves, it means they are very close. People considered two peas in a pod have many things in common. And we use the term kindred spirits to describe people who often share the same opinions and interests.
These expressions can represent people who grew closer for different reasons. Maybe they complemented each other well in certain ways. Or maybe their situations brought them…
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