bud·dy
noun/ˈbʌdi/
/ˈbʌdi/
(plural buddies)
- (North American English also bud)(informal) a friend
朋友；伙伴 - an old college buddy of mine
我的一位老校友 - Howard and Mick were drinking buddies.
霍华德和米克是酒友。 - We were good buddies.
我们是好哥们。 - I’d like you to meet an old college buddy of mine.
我想介绍你认识我的一个大学好友。
WordfinderTopics Family and relationshipsc1- acquaintance
- bond
- buddy
- companion
- comrade
- friend
- mate
- neighbour
- platonic
- playmate
- an old college buddy of mine
- (also bud)(both North American English, informal) used to speak to a man you do not know
（称呼不认识的男子）老兄，喂 - ‘Where to, buddy?’ the driver asked.
“去哪儿，老兄？”司机问道。
- ‘Where to, buddy?’ the driver asked.
- (especially North American English) a partner who does an activity with you so that you can help each other
搭档；伙伴 - The school uses a buddy system to pair newcomers with older students.
学校采用结伴制让每个新生跟一较大的学生结伴以获得照顾。 - Her driving buddy was in trouble.
她的驾驶伙伴遇到了麻烦。
- The school uses a buddy system to pair newcomers with older students.
Word Originmid 19th cent. (originally US): perhaps an alteration of brother, or a variant of butty, a term for a friend or workmate amongst miners.