Examples of using Close to someone in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Just to feel close to someone?
Just put it in your hand and you hold it tightly. Have you wanna feel close to someone.
I hadn't felt that close to someone in a while.
It's hard to do your job well when you're that close to someone.
I get really close to someone, and they move on.
People also translate
At this point, you may be getting close to someone.
Every time I got close to someone, I got screwed.
I think I do it when I start getting close to someone.
I haven't been this close to someone in a long time.
From the fact that every time you get close to someone.
If he's close to someone, he would be e-mailing them.
It's nice to feel close to someone.
Is to get close to someone again. But the only way you're gonna start to feel better.
It's hard to get close to someone.
Being so close to someone and then having to cut them out of your life completely.
You think he was getting too close to someone else?
When you're that close to someone. It's hard to do your job well.
It's hard for me to get close to someone.
Ever you want to feel close to someone, just put it in your hand, and you hold it tightly.
In a long time. I haven't been this close to someone.
How do you even get close to someone like Senator Morra?
Why is sex the definition of being close to someone?
You have never been as close to someone as you are about to be.
It's good to see you finally getting close to someone.
You have never been as close to someone as you are about to be.
Option B. Annie, the same thing happens every time I meet someone or get close to someone.
Have you ever been close to someone? And truly loved them?
It's easy being someone you feel close to, when you feel close to someone who's so… close. .
If you want to get close to someone, you have to take that risk.
The aim of this qualitative phenomenological study is to describe the loved one's experience of living close to someone who has cancer.