Friend meaning in English

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Definition

a friend: a person whom one likes, knows and trusts, a companion noun
Luna has a lot of friends, she's very popular.
friendship: the state of being friends, the relationship you have with people you like noun
Our friendship has been stronger since we went on holiday together.
friendly: amicable, kind, nice, social adjective
The manager is not very friendly at this restaurant.
  • "Beach friend ​​​​​​​: What, darling?"
  • "I'll let you get to know your new friends, Jermaine."
  • "Beach friend ​​​​​​​: No reggae music?"
  • "Why can't Stevie Wonderful see his friends?"
  • "I'm your pilot, Captain Steve Rogers, but my friends call me Crash."
  • "The victim, American Joan Wayne, arrived at the beach at approximately 13:30 with friends, Sydney and Opera Smith and ethnically ambiguous travel agent Horatio Oléré."
  • "This is my friend Brian."
  • "Beach friend : Rub my skin..."
  • "Horatio : The Sydney Opera House is the house where my friend Sydney lives with his wife Opera."
  • "Beach friend : Touch me Edward..."

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