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Definition of befriend in English: befriendverb bɪˈfrɛndbəˈfrɛnd [with object]Act as or become a friend to (someone), especially when they are in need of help or support. 对（需要帮助或支持的人）以朋友相待，亲近，和…交朋友 he makes a point of befriending newcomers to Parliament Example sentencesExamples - She befriended him and offered support after reading about the 1995 case in the news.
- On a mission to win Mrs. Creswell over for Raymond, Archie befriends the elderly woman and the two become close pals.
- He befriends Mary, and tells her how he found the precious papers.
- Torn between turning Henry in and befriending him, Carol chooses the latter - and tries to convince Henry to do ‘a job’ with her.
- Robin stars as a disabled janitor who befriends a young boy.
- So he visits and befriends the traumatised boy.
- On the other side I befriended this guy at work when I was only 16, he was 18 and was a Catholic.
- But gradually, he makes his way in a small Southern town where he gets a job as a mechanic, and befriends a young boy who is also an outsider.
- While a supervision order is in force it is the duty of the supervisor to advise, assist and befriend a supervised child.
- Stuck in the jungle, our hero befriends a peasant named Pacha and together they attempt to return to the palace in order to restore his human form.
- When she first met Blake she'd pitied him because he only had a few friends, so she had befriended him.
- But things change when a woman beggar comes to the area and befriends him.
- He befriends this young boy, who hopes to remain friends following their hospital stay.
- Then she befriends her family's prisoner, and he shows her that a kite can fly.
- There, he befriends a deaf girl (Jack knows sign language!) and her hockey-playing brother.
- When a girl from the Bronx moves in next door and befriends her, Mooney's outlook changes.
- I was really the first one to befriend her, and protected her from the other pirates.
- Barrie makes it his mission to support the family and to befriend Peter.
- Daniel befriended a girl on the way who had friends that would let him stay in their apartment.
- On New Year's Eve he meets their mother at a dinner party and subsequently befriends the family.
Synonyms make friends with, make a friend of, look after, protect, keep an eye on, support, back, stand by, side with, encourage, sustain, uphold, succour, advise, guide help, assist, aid, be of service to, lend a helping hand to
Rhymesamend, append, apprehend, ascend, attend, bend, blend, blende, commend, comprehend, condescend, contend, defriend, depend, emend, end, expend, extend, fend, forfend, friend, impend, interdepend, lend, mend, misapprehend, misspend, offend, on-trend, Oostende, Ostend, perpend, portend, rend, reprehend, scrag-end, send, spend, subtend, suspend, tail end, tend, transcend, trend, underspend, unfriend, upend, vend, weekend, wend Definition of befriend in US English: befriendverbbəˈfrendbəˈfrɛnd [with object]Act as a friend to (someone) by offering help or support. 对（需要帮助或支持的人）以朋友相待，亲近，和…交朋友 he makes a point of befriending newcomers to Parliament Example sentencesExamples - While a supervision order is in force it is the duty of the supervisor to advise, assist and befriend a supervised child.
- On the other side I befriended this guy at work when I was only 16, he was 18 and was a Catholic.
- But things change when a woman beggar comes to the area and befriends him.
- When a girl from the Bronx moves in next door and befriends her, Mooney's outlook changes.
- Then she befriends her family's prisoner, and he shows her that a kite can fly.
- There, he befriends a deaf girl (Jack knows sign language!) and her hockey-playing brother.
- She befriended him and offered support after reading about the 1995 case in the news.
- Daniel befriended a girl on the way who had friends that would let him stay in their apartment.
- So he visits and befriends the traumatised boy.
- But gradually, he makes his way in a small Southern town where he gets a job as a mechanic, and befriends a young boy who is also an outsider.
- On New Year's Eve he meets their mother at a dinner party and subsequently befriends the family.
- I was really the first one to befriend her, and protected her from the other pirates.
- He befriends this young boy, who hopes to remain friends following their hospital stay.
- On a mission to win Mrs. Creswell over for Raymond, Archie befriends the elderly woman and the two become close pals.
- Robin stars as a disabled janitor who befriends a young boy.
- He befriends Mary, and tells her how he found the precious papers.
- Barrie makes it his mission to support the family and to befriend Peter.
- When she first met Blake she'd pitied him because he only had a few friends, so she had befriended him.
- Stuck in the jungle, our hero befriends a peasant named Pacha and together they attempt to return to the palace in order to restore his human form.
- Torn between turning Henry in and befriending him, Carol chooses the latter - and tries to convince Henry to do ‘a job’ with her.
Synonyms make friends with, make a friend of, look after, protect, keep an eye on, support, back, stand by, side with, encourage, sustain, uphold, succour, advise, guide
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