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friend

/frend/

Traduction: Personne avec laquelle on entretient une relation d'affection réciproque, de confiance et de soutien, généralement hors liens familiaux ou amoureux.

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noun

/frend/A1formal
  • frPersonne avec laquelle on entretient une relation d'affection réciproque, de confiance et de soutien, généralement hors liens familiaux ou amoureux.

A noun referring to a person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, trust, and support, typically exclusive of sexual or family relations.

  1. Close companionA1formal

    A person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, typically one exclusive of sexual or family relations.

    frami proche

    • She is my best friend from childhood.
    • He invited all his friends to the party.
    • A true friend supports you in difficult times.

    Synonymesamigobuddychumcompanioncomradeconfidantcronyintimatematepal

    Antonymesadversaryenemyfoeopponent

  2. Acquaintance or supporterA2formal

    A person who is not an enemy and who supports a cause, group, or party.

    frAmi (au sens de partisan ou allié)

    • The organization has many friends in the community.
    • He is a friend of the arts and donates regularly.
    • She made several friends at the conference.

    Synonymesadherentallyassociatebackercomradepartisansupporter

    Antonymesadversaryenemyfoeopponentrival

  3. Online contactA2informal

    A person connected to another on a social networking website.

    frContact en ligne

    • I have over 500 friends on Facebook.
    • She accepted my friend request on Instagram.
    • He unfriended someone who posted offensive content.

    Synonymesbuddyconnectioncontact

Formes
  • friends plural form
  • friends' possessive plural form
  • friend's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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