5. A friend or companion; someone you have a close relationship with.

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2. A casual way to refer to a man or someone in charge: it means "sir."
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4. Information about whether someone is single, married, divorced, or widowed.
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4. It is important to respect someone's _____ when they are having a tough day.
5._____ is often used to break the ice before more serious discussions.
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7. Wearing casual clothes is generally _____ for most social gatherings in the UK.
8. If you're in the area, feel free to _____(8); we always welcome guests.
9. We brought a ______ of flowers to the dinner party as a nice gesture.