[Sửa] Người bạn

[Sửa] Người quen sơ, ông bạn

[Sửa] Người ủng hộ, người giúp đỡ

[Sửa] Cái giúp ích

self-reliance is one's best friend

dựa vào sức mình là điều tốt nhất

[Sửa] ( số nhiều) bà con thân thuộc

[Sửa] ( Friend) tín đồ Quây-cơ

[Sửa] (thơ ca) giúp đỡ

[Sửa] to be friends with

[Sửa] To keep friends with

Thân với

[Sửa] a friend in need is a friend indeed

bạn trong lúc khó khăn hoạn nạn mới thật là bạn

[Sửa] bạn

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] (boon) companion, partner, comrade, crony, familiar,confidant(e), intimate, Achates, alter ego, ally, compeer;acquaintance, playmate, pen-pal or Brit also pen-friend; Colloqchum, pal, Brit cocker, Chiefly Brit and Australian and NewZealand mate, Australian cobber, US and Canadian (bosom) buddy,SW US compadre; Slang Brit (old) china: She is spending theweekend with some friends.

[Sửa] Ally, associate, fellow,confederate, colleague, co-worker, confrŠre, compatriot,consociate, US cohort: A friend from the office is coming todinner.

[Sửa] Room-mate, bunk-mate, flatmate, soul mate, bedfellow,lover, sweetheart, escort; girl, woman, girlfriend, concubine,mistress, Old-fashioned doxy; man, boyfriend, Old-fashionedbeau; Colloq US alternative other, POSSLQ (= 'Person of theOpposite Sex Sharing Living Quarters'), roomie; Slang baby,moll, sugar-daddy, US squeeze, twist, Chiefly Brit bird: Chris,why don't you introduce us to your new friend?

[Sửa] Benefactor,patron, supporter, advocate, adherent, backer, financier,Maecenas; angel, investor: He has long been associated with theFriends of the Library.

[Sửa] N. & v.

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] A person with whom one enjoys mutual affectionand regard (usu. exclusive of sexual or family bonds).

[Sửa] Asympathizer, helper, or patron (no friend to virtue; a friend oforder).

[Sửa] A person who is not an enemy or who is on the sameside (friend or foe?).

[Sửa] A a person already mentioned or underdiscussion (my friend at the next table then left the room). ba person known by sight. c used as a polite or ironic form ofaddress.

[Sửa] (usu. in pl.) a regular contributor of money orother assistance to an institution.

[Sửa] (Friend) a member of theSociety of Friends, a Quaker.

[Sửa] (in pl.) one's near relatives,those responsible for one.

[Sửa] A helpful thing or quality.

[Sửa] V.tr. archaic or poet. befriend, help.

[Sửa] Be (or keep) friendswith be friendly with. friend at court a friend whose influencemay be made use of. my honourable friend Brit. used in theHouse of Commons to refer to another member of one's own party.my learned friend used by a lawyer in court to refer to anotherlawyer. my noble friend Brit. used in the House of Lords torefer to another member of one's own party.

[Sửa] Friended adj.friendless adj. [OE freond f. Gmc]