friends
英 [frendz] 美 [frendz]
名词
1. 朋友;友人Friends are people you know well and like, but who are not related to you.
词汇扩展: friendship (名词):友谊;友情
例句:
- We've been friends since we were children. 我们从小就是朋友。
- He's my best friend. 他是我最好的朋友。
If one organization or country is friends with another, they have a friendly relationship with each other.
例句:
- We hope to remain friends with all the countries in the region. 我们希望能和该地区所有国家保持友好关系。
- They were once friends, but now they are enemies. 他们曾经是朋友,但现在成了敌人。
形容词
1. 友好的;友善的If someone is friendly, they behave in a pleasant, kind way and like to be with other people.
词汇扩展: friendly (名词):友好;友善
例句:
- He's a very friendly person. 他是一个非常友善的人。
- We had a friendly chat over a cup of tea. 我们一边喝茶一边友好地聊天。
If an action, situation, or decision is friendly to someone or something, it benefits them or is not harmful to them.
例句:
- The new law is friendly to small businesses. 这项新法律有利于小企业。
- Her friendly advice helped me a lot. 她友好的建议对我帮助很大。
词语辨析
friend / pal / companion / mate这些词都可以表示“朋友”,但在使用上有一些区别:
- Friend 是最常用的词,指的是你与某人有密切关系的人; - Pal 是 friend 的非正式说法,常用于口语中,表示更加亲密的朋友; - Companion 用来指长时间一起工作或旅行的人,比较正式; - Mate 主要用于英国英语,表示较好的朋友,也可以指配偶。
近义词
acquaintance / buddy / chum / comrade / crony / pal / mate / companion这些词都可以表示“朋友”,但在使用上有一些区别:
- Acquaintance 指的是你认识但不熟悉的人; - Buddy 是朋友的非正式说法,常用于口语中; - Chum 和 pal 都是指亲密的朋友,常用于口语中; - Comrade 主要用于同志间互称,也可以指战友; - Crony 多用于贬义,指亲信或亲近的朋友; - Mate 主要用于英国英语,表示较好的朋友,也可以指配偶; - Companion 用来指长时间一起工作或旅行的人,比较正式。
反义词
enemy / foe这些词都可以表示“敌人”:
- Enemy 指你与之敌对的人; - Foe 较为正式,指敌人或对手。
柯林斯词典
friends (名词)- Friends are people you know well and like, but who are not related to you.
例句: We've been friends since we were children.
词源: Old English freond, related to Dutch vriend and German Freund, from an Indo-European root meaning 'to love,' shared by free.
词频: 5,000-10,000
牛津词典
friends (名词)- A person whom one knows and with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, typically exclusive of sexual or family relations.
例句: She invited some friends to celebrate her birthday.
词源: Old English frēond, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch vriend and German Freund, from an Indo-European root meaning 'to love,' shared by free.
词频: Top 1% of words