one as on eyesore for another

hitchhiking; to take a free ride

(phrase)(adj.) describes someone who's is feeling discontented or defiant about something (usually after losing a fight or an argument) and cannot get over it; irate; pissed off; resentful

to feel calm (usually after an argument); to feel better about something

the mind is at ease; to feel comfortable; no objections

(phrasal verb) unbearable; cannot stand something anymore; cannot stomach it; unable to endure

can stand it (spoken)

along

to describe something (food or drink) that is easy on the throat

by the way; incidentally; just to mention in passing

to be the'pig in the middle' / 'piggy in the middle'

people from the Shunde district in in Guangdong, China

an easy-going attitude; not fussed; (running) smoothly

favourable circumstances

smoothly; without a hitch; plain sailing; successful

drift with the wind and the current, means everything goes well; smooth sailing

(sail with the wind); to act according to circumstances without one's own opinion; to trim one's sails, meaning adapting to circumstances; to go with the tide; to change one's view according to circumstances; to act pragmatically and adapt to take advantage of the situation

(idiom) Get entitlement to

(adverb) In order

(adjective) (of traffic) Moving freely

(verb) To pass smoothly or feely

(noun) Have a safe trip!

cushion (loanword) [colloquial]

to be discontent about something; to dislike [colloquial]

to give a little bit of discount [colloquial]

'a yes person', someone who always agrees to the wishes of others [colloquial]

literally: to go with the flow; to look for work related to businesses with Mainland China [colloquial]

welcome; agreeable [colloquial]

it makes sense

let nature take its course