friendship的意思|friendship的解释-里氏词典

friendship ['frɛndʃɪp]

n. 友谊, 友爱, 友善

Real friendship is more valuable than money.
真正的友谊比金钱更宝贵。
I don't believe her profession of friendship for us.
我不相信她声称同我们友好。
He rebuffed all my offers of friendship.
他拒绝了我的一切友好表示。

friendship

[ noun ]
the state of being friends (or friendly)
<noun.state>

Friendship \Friend"ship\, n. [AS. fre['o]ndscipe. See {Friend},
and {-ship}.]
1. The state of being friends; friendly relation, or
attachment, to a person, or between persons; affection
arising from mutual esteem and good will; friendliness;
amity; good will.

There is little friendship in the world. --Bacon.

There can be no friendship without confidence, and
no confidence without integrity. --Rambler.

Preferred by friendship, and not chosen by
sufficiency. --Spenser.

2. Kindly aid; help; assistance, [Obs.]

Some friendship will it [a hovel] lend you gainst
the tempest. --Shak.

3. Aptness to unite; conformity; affinity; harmony;
correspondence. [Obs.]

Those colors . . . have a friendship with each
other. --Dryden.

What was intended to be a simple gesture of international friendship has turned into a source of embarrassment for Missouri highway and economic development officials.
The treaty was the first between the countries since a friendship pact in 1944, and France's first bilateral treaty in 27 years.
Judging by the praises sung - his generosity, his friendship, his professionalism - Davis is on his way to a swift sainthood.
"We invite them to friendship," he said.
"The chancellor will endeavor to explain the West German position again in an atmosphere of trust and friendship," Klein said.
Let me conclude by thanking you very much again for your friendship and for the lovely hours we have been able to spend with you here.
Roxana Zal says she formed a quick friendship with Cissy McClure after playing the young mother in the ABC movie "Everybody's Baby: The Rescue of Jessica McClure." "We were very excited to meet each other," said Zal. "It was strange at first.
They were greeted by television lights and a small crowd of well-wishers with a sign reading "Welcome to Austria." Minutes before, Austrian and Czechoslovak border guards shook hands on the dividing line in a manifestation of friendship.
Their political careers have been intertwined every since and over the years the two men developed a close friendship.
They formed a trusted friendship and set up a research laboratory at Oldham.
When the 47-day journey is completed, Tony will present a friendship scroll signed by Soviet youngsters to President Bush, who has already agreed to meet him at the end of his journey.
Both countries have friendship treaties with Moscow.
But at a time when the United States has been emphasizing democractic development in the hemisphere, the administration felt it could not make an exception by showing friendship toward Pinochet.
Jordan finds itself in much the same boat: Despite its friendship with Washington, the U.S. this year backed away from a plan to sell Jordan "defensive weapons," even while sending those same kinds of arms to Iran.
It is a symbol of how things have changed for the good. I do not anticipate that this friendship will be spoiled by the planned unveiling of the statue. of Sir Arthur Harris.
In a letter Monday to Parliament, Saddam asked legislators to discuss freeing French nationals, saying such a move would be a sign of Iraq's friendship with France.
"I was amazed you selected such a theme," he said. "I hope the friendship between the United States and Germany continues to deepen." It is a feeling shared by the writers, who say their novel taught them about the folly and horror of war.
This represents the first part of a novel about a friendship between two young women.
In Lawrence, Orlov told reporters he was trying to "consolidate friendship" with Americans during his visit, his first to the United States.
In jail he develops a friendship with his homosexual guard, who brings him books in exchange for an occasional (chaste, he hastens to point out) kiss.
After the obligatory pyrotechnics, the two form a friendship that provides the backbone of the film. It is an old tale, and Sayles the writer does not have much that is new to add to it.
"We hope that America will realize the importance of our friendship rather than reacting to allegations."
Mr. Gorbachev's main objective is to persuade Western Europe that he wants both peace and friendship.
Last summer, Pravda published a chapter of a new book about Stalin that denounced him for signing a friendship treaty with Nazi Germany, purging the Red Army when the nation was on the brink of war, and ignoring warnings that war was imminent.
He apparently has a good friendship with prime minister Morihiro Hosokawa.
Mrs. Thatcher, 63, will call on Reagan on Wednesday for a three-hour visit summing up an extraordinary eight-year relationship that was both a personal friendship and a mutually supportive diplomatic alliance.
At the time, Mr. Gatward said his friendship with Mr. Price had smoothed the way for its link with the small British company.
And our friendship remains both personal and professional," the couple said in a statement issued by publicist Robert G. Friedman.
Brown and Vento's other black friends said the allegations against Vento hadn't diminished their feelings of friendship for him.
The Russian parliament, however, said that the unresolved conflict meant that it could not ratify the friendship treaty.

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