گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'boyfriend'

1 عمومی:: دوست‌ پسر

2 عمومی:: رفیق‌

3 عمومی:: معشوق

4 :: نامزد

1 general::   noun ADJ. current, latest, new | ex-, former, old | long-standing, long-term, serious, steady | live-in | jealous | jilted She was stalked by a jilted ex-boyfriend. QUANT. string, succession She had a string of wealthy boyfriends before she finally married. VERB + BOYFRIEND have Have you got a boyfriend? | meet | live with | sleep with | marry BOYFRIEND + NOUN trouble She's unhappy because she's been having boyfriend trouble.

2 general:: boyfriend a boy or man that you have a romantic relationship with, especially for a fairly long time: • Josh was my first boyfriend. partner the person you are married to, or the person you are living with and having a sexual relationship with: • Sweden allows gay partners to receive many of the same benefits that married couples get. • Partners are also welcome. fiancé the man whom a woman is going to marry: • Her fiancé was killed in the war. lover someone who you have a sexual relationship with, without being married to them: • A few nights later, they became lovers. ex informal a woman’s former husband or boyfriend: • Her ex has caused a lot of trouble for her. old flame informal someone who was your boyfriend in the past: • In a box in the closet, I found love letters from one of her old flames. man informal a woman’s husband or boyfriend: • She’ll always stand by her man. sweetheart old-fashioned the person that you love: • They were childhood sweethearts. beau old-fashioned a woman’s boyfriend or lover - a very old-fashioned use: • Does she have a beau? toy boy informal humorous a young man who is having a sexual relationship with an older woman: • A woman with a toy boy gets a lot more disapproving looks than a man with a younger woman. sugar daddy informal an older man who gives a younger woman presents and money in return for their company and often for sex: • I can imagine her cashing checks from some mysterious sugar daddy. be going out with somebody if you are going out with a boy or man, you have him as your boyfriend: • She’s been going out with Jack for a couple of months.