expression: | meaning: |
"each other" and "one another" | indicate a reciprocal relationship |
"every other" | can give the idea of "alternate" |
"the other" | is used in time expressions, such as the other day, the other morning, the other week, etc. and refers to the recent past. |
"the other day" | means "a few days ago" or "not long ago" |
"one after the other" and "one after another" | expresses the idea that separate actions occur very close in time. |
"other than" | is usually used after a negative to mean "except" |
"in other words" | is used to explain the meaning of a preceding sentence in simpler or clearer terms |