英语词汇“friend”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

词汇

friend

释义

amigo

n. a friend. (Spanish. Also a term of address.)

Me and my amigo want to rent a couple of horses.Hey, amigo, let's go somewhere for a drink.

n. “best friend.” (Initialism. Collegiate.)

You would have thought you and she were BFs to hear her talk.Sharon is my BF.

blood

n. a buddy among blacks. (Also a term of address.)

Hey, blood! Where you been?The bloods aren't going to like this.

bosom buddy

n. a very close male or female friend.

We are bosom buddies, but we can still get into a big fight every now and then.Oh, yes, Sharon is my bosom buddy.

chum

n. a pal; a good friend.

This is my chum, Wally.We've been chums for years. Went to college together.

good buddy

n. a friend; a partner. (Citizens band radio. Also a term of address.)

Well, good buddy, what's new with you?John's my good buddy.

goombah

n. a buddy; a trusted friend. (Also a term of address. Ultimately from Italian.)

Hey, goombah! How goes it?He's my goombah. I can trust him.

holmes

n. one's pal or friend.

Hey, holmes, how ya living?What do you think about that, holmes?

homeboy and homegirl

n. a buddy; a pal. (Originally between blacks. Also a term of address. Homeboy is for males and homegirl is for females.)

Come on, homeboy. Help out a friend.She's my homegirl, and I'd do anything for her.

homes and homey; homie

n. a buddy; a pal. (Originally between blacks. Also a term of address.)

Hey, homes! How's it going?Me and my homie want to go with you.

homeslice

n. a homeboy; a homegirl.

Ask my homeslice over there if he wants to go with you.Well, homeslice, what now?

hoser

n. a good guy or buddy.

You're a real hoser, Ted.Old Fred is a good hoser. He'll help.

man

n. one's friend; a buddy, not necessarily male. (Also a term of address.)

Look, man, take it easy!Hey, man. That one's mine!

my man

n. my brother or buddy. (Originally black.)

This is my man Sam, who's gonna show you how to boogie.Come on, my man, we have to be taking care of business.

pal

n. a close male friend or buddy.

Be nice to him. He's my pal.Hey, be a pal. Give me a match.

palsy-walsy

n. a good friend, pal, or buddy. (Also a term of address.)

Look here, palsy-walsy, let's you and me get out of here.Meet my old palsy-walsy, John. We've known each other since we were kids.

Sherlock

n. one's pal or buddy. (A play on homes, holmes, and Sherlock Holmes.)

Come on, Sherlock, let's go!What's happening, Sherlock?

son of a bitch

n. old buddy. (Used between close male companions. Use with caution.)

Why, you old son of a bitch! How are you?Where you been keeping yourself, you son of a bitch?

son of a gun

n. old buddy.

You old son of a gun! How are you?I went to school with this son of a gun! He's my old buddy.

sport

n. friend; chum. (A term of address.)

Well, sport, looks like we have a little problem here.Hey, sport, what's new?

friend

1. noun

in poker, any card that improves a hand US, 1988.► have a friend visitingto experience the bleed period of the menstrual cycle UK, 1889

2. verb

to engage in sexual foreplay. Reported in Toronto as a term used by Trinidadian teens CANADA, 1993.

to have sex; to take part in a romantic relationship TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, 1971

idiomfrienda fair-weather friendfriend someone who only wants to be your friend when you are successful, and leaves you when you have problems or need help:I have fair-weather friends who come and eat my food, but none of them care about me.Taureans should watch out for a fair-weather friend and not be too upset if someone they like turns out to be a disappointment.man's best friendfriend an expression meaning a dog ◆ often used in newspapers, on television news etc:In January, dog homes are flooded with calls from families who can no longer offer a home to man's best friend.The video 'Puppy Training' gives new owners some hints on teaching man's best friend how to behave.

friend

To add someone to one's network on a social media site. I just friended that cute girl from my English class.

See:

(even) the best of friends must part
a fair-weather friend
a friend at court
a friend in need
a friend in need is a friend indeed
a friend of Dorothy
Any friend of
any friend of (someone's) (is a friend of mine)
asking for a friend
be (just) good friends
be friends with
be friends with (someone)
be good friends
become friends with (someone)
bosom buddy/friend
bosom chums
bosom friend
bosom friends
call (oneself) a (something)
call yourself a teacher, friend, etc.?
childhood friend
comfortable as an old shoe, as
defriend
fair-weather friend
false friend
fast friends
feathered friends
flexible friend
friend
friend at court
friend in court
friend in need
friend in need is a friend indeed
friend in need is a friend indeed, a
friend of Bill W.
friend or foe
friend with benefits
friend zone
friend(s) in court
friends in high places
friends with
friends with (someone)
Friendsgiving
have friends in high places
he that hath a full purse never wanted a friend
high places, friends in
I was up all night with a sick friend
keep your friends close and your enemies closer
Lend your money and lose your friend
Lend your money and lose your friend.
make a friend
make friends
make friends (with one)
make friends with
man's best friend
my enemy's enemy is my friend
no new friends
our feathered friends
Short reckonings make long friends
the best of friends must part
the enemy of my enemy is my friend
unfriend
What's (something) between friends?
what's... between friends?
Who’s your friend?
Who's your friend?
With friends like that, who needs enemies
With friends like that, who needs enemies?

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