英和和英

to forget to tell someone about something

I was accosted by a stranger with a shocking familiarity.

in the manner of someone delivering a rebuke

I don't care what others may say.

Don't people tell you look like Audrey Hepburn?

to speak quietly in order not to be overheard by others

Be civil to strangers!

for someone to think that they are excellent

I don't like to have my conduct called in question.

to have someone ask questions

someone who confesses (discloses information damaging to themselves)

to discredit someone by speaking ill of him /her

perplexing to someone who knew nothing about it

No matter whom you may speak to―Whomever you may speak to―speak civilly.

to ignore someone by not listening to him

to treat someone as they have treated you

someone's roundabout way of speech

I don't like to have people comment on my actions.

It was tactless of you to tell him in front of other people.

That comes of not minding what I say

That comes of not minding what a body says

That comes to neglecting my advice.

A stranger talked to me.

someone whose talk is trivial drivel

It makes anyone feel good to hear others speak well of him.

having a roundabout way of speech

to completely deceive someone by the lie one has told that person

to tell one anything twice―call one's attention to a fact

Forget what scandalmongers say.

to sincerely point out someone's bad points and provide advice on how to improve them