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BNC: 281 COCA: 265

friend noun [ C ] PERSON YOU LIKE

A1 a person who you know well and who you like a lot, but who is usually not a member of your family朋友,友人

She's my best/oldest/closest friend - we've known each other since we were five.她是我最要好/交情最久/最亲密的朋友——我们5岁的时候就认识了。
He's a family friend/friend of the family.他是全家人的朋友。
This restaurant was recommended to me by a friend of mine.这家餐馆是我的一个朋友给我推荐的。
We've been friends for years.我们已是多年的朋友了。
José and Pilar are (good) friends of ours.何塞和皮拉尔是我们的(好)朋友。
We're (good) friends with José and Pilar.我们和何塞、皮拉尔是(好)朋友。
She said that she and Peter were just (good) friends (= they were not having a sexual relationship).她说自己和彼得只是(好)朋友而已。
I've made a lot of friends in this job.我从事这项工作结交了很多朋友。
He finds it difficult to make friends.他发现交朋友很难。
See also

someone who is not an enemy and who you can trust自己人;盟友

You don't have to pretend any more - you're among friends now.你不用再装了——现在大家都是自己人。

More examples

Is he a friend of yours ?

Come and meet my friend Laura.

Is it okay if I bring a friend to the party?

I got a call from an old college friend last night.

He's not my boyfriend - we're just good friends!

friend noun [ C ] PERSON GIVING MONEY

someone who gives money to an arts organization or charity in order to support it(剧院等艺术机构或慈善组织的)捐资者,赞助人

The Friends of the Royal Academy raised £10,000 towards the cost of the exhibition.皇家艺术学院之友为此次展览筹集了1万英镑。
friendverb [ T ]uk/frend/ usinformal

to invite someone to be your friend on a social networking website在社交媒体上邀请别人成为朋友

I friended her and sent her a message.我要求成为她的朋友并给她发了短信。

a Quaker (同 Quaker)

BNC: 281 COCA: 265
friend

noun

ADJECTIVE | VERB + FRIEND | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEbest, bosom, close, dear, fast, good, great, intimate, real, special最好的朋友;知心朋友;密友;親愛的朋友;可靠的朋友;好朋友;了不起的朋友;摯友;真正的朋友;特別的朋友Her best friend at school was called Anna.她在學校最好的朋友叫安娜。I'm inviting only my closest friends to the party.我只會邀請我最親密的朋友來參加這次聚會。faithful, loyal, real, true, trusted忠誠的/忠實的/真正的/真心的/可信賴的朋友lifelong, long-standing, long-time, old終身好友;老朋友It was so relaxing to be among old friends.和老朋友在一起真放鬆。long-lost久違的朋友new, new-found新朋友;新結交的朋友female, guy (NAmE, informal) , male, woman女性朋友;男性朋友
He was last seen leaving a restaurant with a female friend.最後一次有人看見他是和一個女性朋友一起離開餐館。gay, straight同性戀人;異性朋友single單身的朋友Does your sister have any single friends?你姐姐有單身朋友嗎?fair-weather只可共安樂的朋友People he had trusted turned out to be only fair-weather friends.他所信任的人最終證明都是不能共患難的朋友。so-called, supposed所謂的朋友;被認為是朋友的人My so-called friends are making fun of me because of my weight.我那些所謂的朋友因為我太重而取笑我。mutual共同的朋友We met each other through a mutual friend.我們是通過一個共同的朋友而認識的。family, personal家族/私人朋友childhood, college, school兒時的/大學時的/上學時的朋友Do you keep in touch with any school friends?你和上學時的朋友還有聯繫嗎?imaginary假想的朋友online網友VERB + FRIENDbecome成為朋友They became friends after meeting at college.他們上大學時相遇後就成了朋友。remain, stay保持友誼We stayed friends even after we grew up and left home.即便長大離家後,我們仍然是朋友。find, make交朋友He finds it difficult to make friends.他發現交朋友很難。She's made friends with the little girl who lives next door.她和隔壁的小女孩交上了朋友。win贏得朋友He won't win any friends if he carries on talking like that.如果他繼續那樣說話,就不會有什麼朋友。have有朋友She doesn't have many good friends.她好朋友不多。lose失去朋友PREPOSITIONfriend from⋯時結識的朋友a friend from high school中學時結交的朋友PHRASESa circle of friends, a group of friends朋友圈;朋友群He introduced me to his circle of friends.他把我介紹給他的那群朋友認識。a friend of a friend朋友的朋友a friend of mine, yours, etc.我的、你的等一個朋友I was given this necklace by a good friend of mine.這條項鏈是我的一個好朋友送的。be just friends (with sb)(= not having a romantic relationship with someone) (與某人)只是一般朋友關係be more than just friends (with sb)(= be having a romantic relationship with someone) (與某人)不僅僅是普通朋友關係friends and family, friends and neighbours/neighbors朋友與家人;朋友與鄰居make friends (with sb)(與某人)交朋友need a friend需要朋友If you need a friend, just call me.如果你需要朋友,就給我打電話。sb's only friend某人唯一的朋友sb's own friends某人自己的朋友Even his own friends don't believe him.連他自己的朋友都不相信他。
BNC: 281 COCA: 265
friend

noun

 See also the entry for partner 1 另见partner条第1义friend ♦︎ companion ♦︎ mate ♦︎ buddy ♦︎ pal ♦︎ acquaintance ♦︎ the girls ♦︎ confidant ♦︎ the boys ♦︎ cronyThese are all words for sb that you know well and enjoy spending time with. 这些词均表示朋友、伙伴。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配a friend / mate / buddy / pal of mine / yours / his / hers / ours / theirs / my mother's / Diana's, etc.an old friend / mate / buddy / pal / acquaintancea / sb's close friend / companion / pal / acquaintancea / sb's good friend / companion / mate / buddy / pala / sb's loyal friend / companion / mate / palsb's best friend / mate / buddy / pala real / true friend / mate / pala drinking companion / buddy / palto become friends / mates / buddies / palsto have friends / mates / buddies / pals / acquaintancesa night out with the girls / boyssb's friend and companion / confidant friend [countable] a person you know well and like, and who is not usually a member of your family 朋友;友人This is my friend Tom.这是我的朋友汤姆。Is he a friend of yours?他是你的朋友吗?She's an old friend (= I have known her a long time).她是我的老朋友。He's one of my best friends.他是我最要好的朋友之一。I heard about it through a friend of a friend.我通过朋友的朋友得知了这事。She has a wide circle of friends.她交游很广。He finds it difficult to make friends.他感到很难交到朋友。a childhood / family / lifelong friend儿时/家庭/终生朋友 see also friendship friendship companion kəmˈpæniən [countable] a person who has similar tastes and interests to your own and whose company you enjoy; a person or animal that travels with you or spends a lot of time with you (爱好、志趣相投的)伙伴,同伴;旅伴;伴侣His younger brother is not much of a companion for him.他的弟弟和他志趣不太相投。He was an entertaining travelling companion.他是个令人愉快的旅伴。Jeff was my companion on the journey.杰夫是我的旅伴。 see also companionship friendship mate [countable] (BrE, informal) a friend 朋友;伙伴They've been best mates ever since they were at school together.他们从一起上学时起就是最要好的朋友。I was with a mate.我当时和一个朋友在一起。 buddy [countable] (informal, NAmE) a friend 朋友;伙伴I'd like you to meet an old college buddy of mine.我想介绍你认识我的一个大学好友。Howard and Mick were drinking buddies (= they went out drinking together).霍华德和米克是酒友。 pal [countable] (informal, old-fashioned) a friend 朋友;伙伴;哥们儿We've been pals for years.我们是多年的哥们儿了。Thanks-you're a real pal.谢了,你真够哥们儿。NOTE 辨析 Mate, buddy or pal? Mate is used in informal British English and buddy in informal American English. They are both also used by men as an informal friendly way of addressing another man. * mate用于非正式英式英语,buddy用于非正式美式英语。这两个词又都是男人之间友好随便的称呼语Sorry mate, you'll have to wait.对不起,老兄,你得等会儿。'Where to, buddy?' the driver asked.“去哪儿,朋友?”司机问道。 Pal is both British and American English but is now old-fashioned except when used as a form of address; however, when pal is used in this way, it is unfriendly. * pal在英式和美式英语中均可使用,但现在除了用作称呼外已属过时的用法。不过用pal称呼人是不友好的If I were you, pal, I'd stay away from her!我要是你呀,小子,我就离她远远的! acquaintance əˈkweɪntəns [countable] a person that you know but who is not a close friend 认识的人;泛泛之交;熟人Claire has a wide circle of friends and acquaintances.克莱尔交游很广。I don't know him socially, he's just a business acquaintance.我和他没有私交,他只是我业务上认识的人。I bumped into an old acquaintance on the train.我在火车上碰见一个老熟人。 see also acquaintance friendship , make sb's acquaintance meet 3 the girls [plural] a woman's female friends (女子的)女伴,女友I'm having a night out with the girls.我今晚要和女友们外出。 confidant ˈkɒnfɪdænt, ˌkɒnfɪˈdɑːnt; NAmE ˈkɑːnfɪdænt [countable] a person that you trust and who you talk to about private or secret things (可吐露秘密的)知己,密友He was a trusted confidant of the President.他是总统的亲信。A confidant can be male or female. If a confidant is female you can also spell it confidante. Both words are used and pronounced in the same way. * confidant指男女均可。若是女性,亦可拼作confidante。两个词的用法和读音均相同。 the boys [plural] (informal) a group of male friends who often go out together (常一起外出消遣的)一帮哥们儿Are you free tomorrow? How about a night out with the boys?你明天有空吗?和兄弟们出去玩上一晚怎么样? crony ˈkrəʊni; NAmE ˈkroʊni [countable, usually plural] (often disapproving) a person that sb spends a lot of time with 好友;酒肉朋友He was playing cards with his cronies.他当时正与他那些狐朋狗友玩牌。Crony is used to talk in a disapproving or humorous way about other people's friends, not your own. * crony指别人而非自己的朋友,含贬义,或属幽默用法。
BNC: 281 COCA: 265
friend
Friends and acquaintances: friend, acquaintance, companion...
Supporters of ideas, plans or people: supporter, follower, advocate...

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