گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'friendship'

1 عمومی:: دوستی‌

2 عمومی:: رفاقت‌

3 عمومی:: اشنایی‌

1 general:: noun camaraderie: His friendship is a beautiful thing.

2 general::   noun ADJ. beautiful, close, intimate, deep, firm, great, warm Their quarrel meant the end of a beautiful friendship. They formed a close friendship at university. | innocent Their affair had started out as an innocent friendship. | eternal, lasting, lifelong, long, long-standing They made vows of eternal friendship to each other. It was a period of her life when she made some lifelong friendships. VERB + FRIENDSHIP develop, establish, form, make, start up, strike up He finds it difficult to make lasting friendships. Jo struck up a friendship with a girl on her course. | cement We cemented our friendship with a meal and a few drinks. | cultivate He's keen on cultivating his friendship with the Edwards family. | promote The aim of the culture festival is to promote friendship between the two countries. | renew It will be a pleasure to renew our friendship. | destroy, spoil, wreck How can you let such a silly incident wreck your friendship? | betray He betrayed our friendship by revealing my secret to his cousin. FRIENDSHIP + VERB develop Friendships need time to develop. PREP. ~ between He was jealous of the friendship between his wife and daughters. | ~ with Her mother did not approve of her friendship with Ahmed. PHRASES bonds/ties of friendship The ties of friendship between us will never be broken. | the hand of friendship The president extended the hand of friendship towards the country's former enemy. | a gesture of friendship In a gesture of friendship, the president invited his former enemies to a reception. | an offer of friendship She offended them by turning down their offer of friendship. | a spirit of friendship We hope the spirit of friendship and cooperation between our countries will remain strong. | a token of your friendship Please accept this gift as a token of our friendship.

3 general:: friendship verbs start a friendship • Their friendship started after they met at a conference. strike up a friendship • He and Matthew struck up a friendship. form a friendship • The two girls soon formed a friendship. a friendship develops • Friendship often develops on the basis of shared interests. renew a friendship (= become friends again ) • They renewed their friendship after the war. destroy/spoil a friendship • Their friendship was spoilt after a fierce argument. adjectives a close friendship • Ron had formed a close relationship with Andrea. a firm friendship (= one that is strong and not likely to change ) • I established a firm friendship with Terence. a lasting friendship • This began a lasting friendship between the two women. a long-standing friendship (= one that has existed for a long time ) • There is a long-standing friendship between the two countries. a lifelong friendship • The two men formed a lifelong friendship. phrases bonds/ties of friendship (= things that connect friends ) • They were united by deep bonds of friendship. a gesture of friendship (= an action which shows that someone is a friend ) • He invited us to his house as a gesture of friendship. an offer of friendship • He turned down the King's offer of friendship. offer/extend the hand of friendship (= officially say that you want a friendly relationship ) • France extended the hand of friendship, but it was rejected.