and [colloquial]

lit. to cover the distance of two steps with quick three steps, meaning to walk with long strides

Partner in…

to stand to one side [colloquial]

to live or habitat together

finish doing

could not communicate or develop rapport in a conversation

could not communicate or develop rapport in a conversation

get along well with one

stored

combine together, pair up together

not included

to put in all of one's strength; to give one's all [colloquial]

adding up all

add together / sum up to

(verb) to hide;

incapable to do anything (slang)

to intervene [colloquial]

summon

combine together / to close; close off

and; together with

to lose one's life over something [colloquial]

No, it's just that under these circumstances, it's hard to guarantee your safety if you insist on tagging along [colloquial]

lit. cannot get close to one's nose, meaning not worth any attention

not the same type of people; cannot cohabit well

maybe, probably, cannot say, hard to say

to hide [colloquial]

to be together [colloquial]

to bang one's head against the wall [colloquial]

sitting on the same boat; to be on the same boat; to be in the same situation