buddies

英 [ˈbʌdiz]

美 [ˈbʌdiz]

n.  朋友; 同伴; (称呼不认识的男子)老兄，喂; 搭档; 伙伴
v.  （如密友、战友、伙伴、弟兄般）交往，结交，交朋友，做好朋友（up）; 伴护艾滋病人
buddy的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 朋友，同伴（通常指男子的男性伙伴）
  Abuddyis a close friend, usually a male friend of a man.
  1. We became great buddies.
     我们成了非常好的朋友。
• N-VOC 老兄；老弟
  Men sometimes address other men asbuddy.
  1. Hey, no way, buddy.
     嘿，没门儿，老兄。
• 跟…关系要好
  If one person isbuddy buddy withanother, they are very close friends.

双语例句

• One night, my two buddies and I decided to play a trick on Sheriff Brown.
  有天晚上，我和两个伙计决定要捉弄这个叫布朗的官员一番。
• You and he were buddies, weren't you?
  你和他是好朋友，是吗？
• I think I would feel very isolated if didn't have my online blog buddies.
  我想我会感到非常孤立，如果没有我的网上博客哥儿们。
• You can't be buddies with your own son.
  你不能和你自己的儿子做哥们儿。
• We need to get in with him and his buddies.
  我们需要联系他和他最好的朋友。
• What's that about my two buddies?
  我两个手下怎么了？
• They recall the good buddies they used to have in middle school.
  他们想起了过去上中学时的好伙伴。
• Your buddies gave you the name "old bomber".
  你的伙伴给予了你名字“旧的轰炸机”。
• He dishes the dirt on his buddies.
  他说自己伙伴的闲话。
• No, I lost my buddies!
  不，我找不到我朋友了。