Collocation
Do not be a stranger.
An idiom used when parting from someone, encouraging them to stay in touch, visit again, or continue communicating frequently.
Definition
'Do not be a stranger.' is a common English collocation. An idiom used when parting from someone, encouraging them to stay in touch, visit again, or continue communicating frequently.
(Do not) + be + a stranger
“It was lovely seeing you; do not be a stranger, okay?”
Examples
- It was great catching up. Please, do not be a stranger!
- After all this time, I hope you won't be a stranger, even if you move away.
- Every time we meet, my aunt always tells me not to be a stranger.
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- We loved having you visit; do not be a stranger next summer.
- They exchanged numbers, promising not to be strangers despite the distance.
- He made her promise that she would not be a stranger after graduation.
- Even though you're busy, try not to be a stranger – we miss you.
- My old friends from college constantly remind me not to be a stranger.
- She felt sad saying goodbye, but knew they wouldn't be strangers for long.
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