🔍 牛津詞典
🔍 朗文詞典 🎯
🔍 劍橋詞典
🔍 柯林斯詞典
🔍 麥美倫詞典
🔍 韋氏詞典
檢索以下詞典：
(Mr. Ng 不推薦使用 Google 翻譯！)
最近搜尋：
- fall 705
- cheesecloth 76
- meditation 127
- state-of-the-art 485
- nepal 64
- dross 149
- Likely 155
- solicitation 136
- downplay 232
- metamorphosis 2
- head 306
- rapturous 61
- self-centred 1030
- Laconic 27
- defend 400
- interregnum 5
- mechanism 249
- Consensus 233
- Presence 151
- tranquilize 14
- phoenixlike 5
- lounge lizard 27
- grasshopper 73
- Prominent 316
- meander 55
- Formal 197
- associated 47
- CORE 415
- typhoon 429
- Pity 167
- knee jerk 31
- catfish 92
- phraseology 5
- chaparral 50
- Of 179
- hamlet 91
- prosperity 389
- discoloured 93
- editorial 513
- crater 168
- teenager 428
- Guffaw 98
- allegro 59
- exclusively 461
- trap 456
- buttress 146
- papyri 3
- likelihood 424
- fictional 157
- ether 66
- brisk 447
- clairvoyant 69
- convention 427
- possible 229
- Poultry 40
- unlucky 359
- Cruised 14
- Blunt 195
- preclude 99
- contrary 388
- guillotine 110
- Inbound 142
- owl 310
- heated 131
- Stunning 249
- stony 320
- Intercept 219
- abatement 79
- make up for sth 60
- resort 347
- senile 90
- distressful 62
- prepared 146
- residual 141
- Huckleberry 35
- survive 492
- percale 6
- crackling 189
- WOUnd 50
- hypersensitive 66
- pottery 110
- departure-lounge 28
- gimme 108
- Carpet 151
- amusing 227
- Highlight 97
- clap 409
- nation 448
- collaboratively 38
- bridge 387
- norm 169
- clutch 221
- Pulp 44
- Enforce 225
- student 208
- log 445
- shade 381
- Tribe 132
- recharge 198
- early warning 50
- landlubbing 5
- sometime 301
- skillful 528
- pict 6
- persist 408
- beaded 61
- costs 66
- knob 393
- be par for the course 47
- pirate 189
- Sleep 151
- Recent 118
- prove 381
- Depot 39
- conservatories 28
- Positively 100
- feeble 334
- hairy 82
- Shudder 42
- Detective 233
- prefer 374
- deviant 172
- STICKY 34
- inconspicuous 62
- Polymer 28
- Concerned 234
- process 790
- composition 438
- hermit 51
- sedition 174
- artsier 45
- eater 169
- phlox 7
- slated 25
- unless 308
- eyed 39
- imposing 234
- terminate 53
- fretting 56
- skinny 200
- Food 154
- legislating 18
- Undo 167
- Perennial 37
- Midnight 81
- Love 71
- edging 60
- fragment 697
- born 373
- acrimony 226
- laminate 4
- Fabled 89
- clematis 84
- ass 135
- john 65
- windowpane 107
- tonight 3
- greasepaint 103
- investigation 563
- Brow 137
- chervil 64
- Progression 156
- beard 301
- Appear 219
- stair 393
- brokerages 164
- pfui 2
- reshuffle 175
- gryphon 61
- continent 465
- blinking 100
- modish 5
- textbook 384
- notice 414
- osteoporosis 55
- Inception 106
- exhibit 357
- patty 8
- forte 85
- lift 504
- wrist 355
- terse 42
- Mortar 169
- faculty 481
- pegboard 5
- accidental 527
- crazily 40
- foamy 70
- offeree 6
- digest 345
- flatulence 160
- fictive 66
- unquestionable 48
- egoism 86
- shining 73
- diagnose 299
- startling 54
- corrugated 97
- Hospital 268
- B.C. 216
- Reside 127
- minute 273
- Canopy 45
- toasted 47
- impose 384
- word 364
- Elk 57
- lever 361
- punishment 418
- bulking 41
- Difference 241
- direct speech 88
- rarely 352
- mallard 3
- Offset 174
- capital letter 37
- distended 61
- Nonsense 212
- harmonics 1
- crash out 56
- incorporable 1
- comely 84
- expectorate 9
- durn 31
- nonsmoker 3
- killing 179
- pessimistic 441
- periodic 93
- athlete 325
- But for 32
- omnishambles 5
- cricket 391
- purge 74
- Intense 136
- durex 66
- Barrage 180
- birthday 115
- punish 400
- SHRILL 52
- fantasy 458
- Work 3705
- resign 412
- desert 373
- Resign 144
- inverse 373
- dote 84
- embryology 129
- skate 335
- day-to-day 427
- payslip 8
- prophetess 154
- animosity 108
- badinage 91
- Specification 137
- figure 447
- please 236
- formula 370
- Acknowledge 205
- domesticated 116
- Attention 309
- benighted 93
- Dissatisfied 200
- turbine 281
- handling 7
- choose 351
- councilwoman 78
- red card 129
- scamp 111
- Vomit 168
- coppery 46
- author 454
- Adequate 239
- Destiny 446
- rattlesnake 109
- current-affairs 48
- forewoman 97
- stride 211
- bohemian 128
- unsuccessful 46
- belong 341
- stealth 148
- scythe 147
- wave 501
- scarlet 141
- hacksaw 66
- skull 123
- sabotage 220
- basketball 96
- mischief 206
- righteous 163
- second 213
- propagandize 148
- pluck 346
- persecution 233
- ground rent 107
- peer 266
- pallet 142
- excommunicative 50
- offshore 149
- cretaceous 69
- nutmeg 129
- needlessly 75
- Almost 73
- juggler 114
- bind 381
- officiate 37
- insecure 250
- All 55
- hydraulically 114
- DISTINCTION 50
- gutless 186
- grope 227
- noble 342
- greedily 103
- obese 164
- gratis 143
- underpinning 21
- grating 166
- garland 138
- entrepreneurship 58
- arrange 421
- remark 455
- enquire 199
- emulate 229
- uncommon 201
- don't 132
- bankers-draft 45
- disturbed 226
- discreet 243
- prickly 74
- dessert 131
- tray 349
- deprive 156
- dartboard 97
- deceitful 172
- attraction 388
- calamity 211
- cum 185
- cramped 172
- themed 47
- counselor 165
- converge 219
- several 175
- compulsory 211
- capitalism 200
- Steady 203
- tailor-made 210
- bankruptcy 258
- antigen 156
- Wash up 83
- bleeding 82
- allege 233
- calorie 139
- acquiring 95
- Spark 199
- Mourn 179
- scarf 315
- lasting 81
- beautiful 274
- derogate 67
- stipulation 165
- terms of trade 63
- magic 427
- Transit 194
- midnight 494
- think-tank 57
- rejuvenate 271
- nasty 407
- loudspeaker 385
- cockeyed 56
- Ask 189
- immensely 120
- production 583
- conceal 401
- actions 51
- apply 453
- protection 413
- secluded 73
- condenser 129
- Curfew 78
- proportional representation 43
- equalizer 81
- terrorise 27
- Toad 66
- exempt 235
- genius 399
- anus 86
- armour 94
- cowedly 36
- pulse 411
- Ancestry 152
- allow for 108
- Recruitment 262
- decaying 31
- rotate 396
- will 299
- afresh 56
- protagonist 253
- record 649
- gdp 186
- global 411
- adjustable 288
- papers 6
- Pecuniary 146
- entrance 417
- sightseeing 614
- frontispiece 84
- misspend 6
- pensioner 111
- complete 614
- syllabus 90
- pollinate 177
- geochemistry 68
- email 133
- expansion 372
- could 138
- liberian 2
- Array 161
- dosh 80
- tournament 318
- Harshest 28
- physiotherapy 4
- below 132
- dressed 64
- dust 377
- vividly 68
- sixty 309
- sprightly 56
- comprehend 288
- savour 156
- International time zones 32
- faqir 6
- Undergraduate 17
- truck 403
- inform 381
- majorette 4
- archdukedom 3
- mizzenmast 5
- defaecate 33
- matching 4
- phasing 5
- Chaos 173
- Durex 25
- Surrender 167
- phlebitis 7
- partitioning 6
- phonemic 8
- have yet to do something 5
- repellent 232
- overpayment 8
- blockbuster 215
- phoneticism 7
- lumberjack 4
- ayrshire 2
- magnum 3
- manikin 4
- resolute 15
- fertility 209
- playground 443
- trade-off 1145
- dependent 396
- Abbreviations used in computing and on the internet 20
- banning 45
- defenseman 69
- causal 136
- semiconductor 538
- waken 295
- Medicine 143
- Ministry 175
- Elusive 95
- rumbustious 285
- breathe 337
- upside 154
- ostrich 64
- wisdom 355
- harsh 384
- saddler 136
- air power 81
- Accessible 328
- Essential 279
- tailgate 41
- balm 121
- bio- 111
- blacksmith 80
- clean-up 54
- masterpiece 453
- Powerful 74
- axis 357
- Secondary 65
- frontier 502
- arise 456
- savant 71
- excelling 134
- sic 51
- bicoastal 55
- defensiveness 76
- frozen 87
- globalism 13
- subscriber 277
- cab 70
friend
Word family
friend1 /frend/ ●●● S1 W1 noun [countableC]
1 person you like 你喜欢的人FRIEND someone who you know and like very much and enjoy spending time with 朋友，友人
2 be friends (with somebody) to be someone’s friend 是（某人的）朋友
Examples from the Corpus
be friends (with somebody)• Ministers are at ease with the former, they are friends exploring a situation.• Then they starved together, and now they were friends.• Louisa had lied when she said they were friends.• They were friends of his, real estate developers with no expertise whatsoever in media, much less multimedia.• He asked me to be friends again, but I couldn't forgive him.• We were friends, on Sunday afternoons we went running in the lower meadows.• He gave the Bookman a big hug and hoped they would be friends for a long, long time.
3
4 be just (good) friends SEX/HAVE SEX WITHused to say that you are not having a romantic relationship with someone 只是（好）朋友而已
Examples from the Corpus
be just (good) friends• ""Are you going out with Liam?'' ""No, we're just good friends.''• I'm not going out with Nathan, you know - we're just friends.• Billy and I were just good friends, really good mates.• I keep telling my mother that Peter and I are just friends but she doesn't seem to believe me.• My wife and I are just good friends.• But maybe he and Jane were just friends.• They were just friends, and he was fun to be with.• Maureen and I - we thought we were just friends.
5 supporter 支持者GIVE someone who supports an organization such as a theatre, art gallery, charity etc by giving money or help 赞助者
6 not an enemy 不是敌人FRIEND someone who has the same beliefs, wants to achieve the same things etc as you, and will support you 自己人，同盟者
7 someone who has created a link with you on a social networking site on the Internet, by visiting your webpage and clicking on it 〔社交网站上的〕好友
8 parliament/court of law 议会/法庭 British EnglishBrE
a) my honourable friend used by a member of parliament when speaking about another member of parliament 我尊敬的朋友〔议会议员间的称呼〕
9 be no friend of something AGAINST/OPPOSEto not like or be a supporter of something 反对某事物，不赞成某事物，不支持某事物
Examples from the Corpus
be no friend of something• But a tame aesthetic is no friend of historical materialism.• As far as she could remember, she had never seen the man before, he was no friend of Faith's.• He was no friend of hers.• The Goddess of Love was surprised at the visit, for Hera was no friend of hers.• I've never been a friend of Republicans.• Somebody lined him up, and that somebody is no friend of mine, Mr Millet.• Likud has made it plain it would be no friend of the process, and that would compound bloodshed with tragedy.
11 our/your friend spokenANNOY used humorously to talk about someone you do not know, who is doing something annoying 我们的/你们的那位朋友〔幽默用法，指你不认识的、惹人厌烦的人〕
Examples from the Corpus
12. have friends in high places FRIENDPOWERto know important people who can help you 有大人物帮忙，有贵人相助
Examples from the Corpus
have friends in high places• Bowen had friends in high places, and managed to raise large sums of money from the Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations.• But Tony and his colleagues have friends in high places.• The Achym family had friends in high places, including the powerful Lord Burghley, and were allowed to return.• He won't lose his job -- he has plenty of friends in high places.• I just happened to have friends in high places, who could arrange things like meetings with the mayor.• We have friends in high places, they said.
13. a friend in need NEEDsomeone who helps you when you need it 患难之交，真正的朋友
Examples from the Corpus
a friend in need• Posing as a friend in need it approaches the unsuspecting host and takes a bite, usually from the gills.
n14. be in the friend zone informal to be regarded as a friend by someone for whom you have romantic feelings
COLLOCATIONS
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + friend
somebody’s best friend (=the friend you like the most) 某人最好的朋友
Fiona was her best friend.
菲奥娜曾是她最好的朋友。
a good/close friend (=one of the friends you like the most) 好友/密友
She’s a good friend of mine.
她是我的好朋友。
a dear friend (=a friend who is very important to you) 亲爱的朋友
I’d like you to meet a dear friend of mine.
来认识一下我的一位亲爱的朋友。
an old friend (=someone who has been your friend for a long time) 老友
We went to see some old friends who had moved to Harlow.
我们去看望几个搬到哈洛的老朋友。
na lifelong friend (=someone who has been your friend for the whole of your life)
The two men were lifelong friends.
a childhood friend (=someone who was your friend when you were a child) 童年伙伴
nShe had been a childhood friend of Tony Walker.
a school friend 同窗好友
nI met some old school friends for lunch.
a family friend 家庭朋友
nHe’s visiting family friends.
a personal friend 私交
nMr Hutton is a close personal friend of my father.
a mutual friend (=someone who is a friend of both you and someone else) 共同的朋友
nThey went to a mutual friend’s home for dinner.
a firm friend (=a friend you like a lot and intend to keep) 至交
nThey had remained firm friends ever since they first met.
a trusted friend 挚友
nShe told only a few trusted friends.
male/female friends 男性/女性朋友
verbsnMost of my male friends are married now.
have a friend 有朋友
Suzie has plenty of friends.
苏齐有很多朋友。
become friends 成为朋友
Liz and Vanessa soon became friends.
利兹和瓦妮莎很快成了朋友。
remain friends 一直是朋友
phrases5They have remained friends ever since.
此后他们一直是朋友。
nWe have all remained friends despite some difficult times.
a friend of mine/yours/Bill’s etc 我的/你的/比尔的等朋友
A friend of mine is going to Tokyo next week.
我的一个朋友下周去东京。
a friend of a friend 朋友的朋友
I managed to get tickets from a friend of a friend.
我从朋友的朋友那里弄到了一些票。
somebody’s circle of friends (=all the friends someone has) 某人的朋友圈
nHer small circle of friends used to play cards together.
THESAURUS
friend someone who you know and like very much and enjoy spending time with 朋友
nDad, this is my friend Steve.
She’s going to Palm Springs with some friends.
她将和几个朋友去棕榈泉。
nI got a letter from a friend from college.
Amy’s a close friend of mine.
埃米是我的一位密友。
nJohn was a really good friend to me when I had all those problems last year.
acquaintance /əˈkweɪntəns/ someone who you know and see sometimes, but who is not one of your close friends 熟人〔非密友〕
We borrowed the money from one of Paul’s business acquaintances.
我们从保罗生意上的一个熟人那里借了一笔钱。
mate British EnglishBrE informal a friend – used especially about boys or men 朋友，伙伴〔尤指男孩或男人〕
He always goes to the pub with his mates on Friday night.
周五晚上，他常同朋友一起去小酒馆。
nTerry’s an old mate of mine.
buddy American EnglishAmE informal a friend – used especially about men or young people 朋友，伙伴〔尤指男人或年轻人〕
He’s out playing basketball with some of his high school buddies.
他在外面跟几个中学里的朋友打篮球。
pal informal a friend – pal sounds rather old-fashioned 朋友〔听上去相当过时〕
They met at school and have remained close pals.
他们在读书的时候认识，之后一直是亲密的朋友。
crony [usually plural] disapproving a friend – used about powerful people who will help each other even if it is slightly dishonest 朋友〔指会以不诚实手段相互帮忙的权贵〕
He’s one of the president’s cronies.
他是总统的一个亲信。
companion written someone who spends time with you, doing the same things as you – used about animals as well as people 同伴，伴侣〔既可指人,也可指动物〕
travelling companions
旅伴
His dog was his constant companion.
他的狗时时刻刻陪伴着他。
nthe perfect companion
the lads British EnglishBrE informal a man’s male friends 〔男子的〕男性伙伴,哥们儿
a night out with the lads
与几个哥们儿外出的一夜
Examples from the Corpus
friend• Friends, we are gathered here today to witness the marriage of John and Beth.• I got a letter from a friend from college.• I'm going out for a drink with a friend of mine tonight.• The trouble started after friends tried to stop him driving because he'd been drinking.• Don't worry, you're among friends here.• The presence of a bodyguard was a constant reminder of the invisible veil which separated her from her family and friends.• Her parents spent weeks sleeping on a hospital floor, while her sister, Caroline was being cared for by friends.• And, you know, we all lost a good friend.• John was a really good friend to me when I had all those problems last year.• Dad, this is my friend Steve.• Jerry, I'd like to introduce you to my friend Lucinda.• The horse cropped at a leisurely pace through the flat Fenland countryside, Illingworth fretting while my friend gazed about calmly.• He flew to Phoenix to be with our friends in their time of suffering.• She's going to Palm Springs with some friends.• Who goes there? Friend or foe?• The three friends have printed 5,000 copies of the book, but refuse to say how much they spent.
Old English freond
friend1 noun →COLLOCATIONS1 →THESAURUS1Friendfriend2 verbFriendn noun
LDOCE Online
Chinese
Corpus
noun
noun
often
friend
Friends and acquaintances: friend, acquaintance, companion...
General words relating to international relations: exchange, friend, friendly...
Supporters of ideas, plans or people: supporter, follower, advocate...
Lawyers and people who work in law courts: advocate, AG, ambulance chaser...
To use social media: at-sign, check into, defollow...
👨🏻🏫 Mr. Ng 朗文詞典 📚 – longman.mister5️⃣.net
切換為繁體中文