Tener una relación muy amistosa.
To have a very friendly relationship.
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Los nuevos vecinos se llevan muy bien. — The new neighbors get along well.
¿Tú y tu hermana congeniáis? — Do you and your sister get along well?
¿Los niños se llevaron muy bien en el campamento? — Did the kids get along well at camp?
Congenian con sus vecinos. — They get along well with their neighbors.
Nuestros dos departamentos se llevan muy bien últimamente. — Our two departments get along well these days.
Todos deberíamos congeniar para que haya armonía. — We should all get along well to create harmony.
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