Learning the lingo focuses on learning idioms, phrases, and expressions commonly used in American English. Beginning with understanding the phrase and some associated phrases, moving to its usage, then to the spirit of the phrase, and then closing out with a final thought and some vocabulary of focus.
The idiom partners in crime describes two people who have a strong bond and enjoy working together on playful or secret plans. It’s often used for close friends, siblings, or coworkers. The expression highlights teamwork, fun, and mischief without involving any real crime.
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