| 词组 | buddy |
| 释义 | buddy noun 1 a companion, a friend. A colloquial usage that is probably derived from 'brother' US, 1850. 2 a fellow citizens' band radio user. Citizens' band radio slang, adopted from the more general sense as 'a fellow, a man'; often used as 'good buddy' US, 1976. 3 in homosexual culture, a good friend who may or may not be a lover US, 1972. 4 a volunteer companion to a person with AIDS US, 1984. 5 a marijuana cigarette US, 1991. 6 a beer US, 1994 buddy up 1. buddy up AmE informal to try to be friends with someone, especially because you want them to do something for you+ to Julie's just buddying up to the boss so she can get promoted.2. buddy up AmE informal if children buddy up, they choose a person who will be with them on a journey or during an activity+ with Stephen buddied up with Erik for the trip to the museum.■ SIMILAR TO: pair up bosom buddyOne's close or closest friend; a friend one holds dear to one's heart. We grew up right next door to each other, so we have been bosom buddies since we were kids. buddy up1. To pair together with someone. OK, kids, buddy up and start working on the assignment. 2. To be overly or obnoxiously friendly with someone, often for personal gain. He's clearly buddying up to the teacher so that she'll relent and give him extra credit. The new guy needs to calm down and stop trying so hard to buddy up with us. buddy up to (someone)To be overly or obnoxiously friendly with someone, often for personal gain. He's clearly buddying up to the teacher so that she'll relent and give him extra credit. The new guy needs to calm down and stop trying so hard to buddy up to us. buddy up with (someone)1. To pair together with someone. OK, kids, buddy up with a partner and start working on the assignment. 2. To be overly or obnoxiously friendly with someone, often for personal gain. He's clearly buddying up with the teacher so that she'll relent and give him extra credit. The new guy needs to calm down and stop trying so hard to buddy up with us. buddy-buddyOverly or obnoxiously friendly with someone, often for personal gain. He's clearly buddy-buddy with the teacher now so that she'll relent and give him extra credit. The new guy needs to calm down and stop trying so hard to be buddy-buddy with us. fuckbuddyvulgar slang Someone with whom one has casual sexual interactions without the commitment of a formal relationship. After two long, ultimately painful relationships, I'm just looking to find a fuckbuddy these days. John says he and Susan are just fuckbuddies, but I think he's falling for her. good buddy1. One's close friend. Yeah, I spend a lot of time with Pat, but I'm not dating him—he's just my good buddy. 2. A term of address on CB radio. A: "I'm going to pull over up ahead." B: "10-4, good buddy." bosom buddyand bosom pala close friend; one's closest friend. Of course I know Perry. He is one of my bosom pals. buddy up (with someone)to join with another person to form a pair that will do something together or share something. I buddied up with Carl, and we helped each other on the hike. Carl and I buddied up, and we shared a canoe. buddy up (with someone)to join with another person to form a pair that will do something together or share something. I buddied up with Carl, and we helped each other on the hike. Carl and I buddied up, and we shared a canoe. buddy upBe very friendly, as in He is always wanting to buddy up with me, but I don't really like him. [Slang; early 1900s] buddy upv. 1. To pair up and work closely with someone: Each camper had to buddy up with a friend when swimming. The students buddied up when asked to select locker partners. 2. buddy up to To become overly friendly or familiar with someone, especially in order to gain his or her favor: The new worker buddied up to the office secretary. buddy up to someone in. to become very friendly toward someone. Why are you buddying up to me? I don’t even know you. buddy up (with someone) in. to share living space with someone; to share something with someone. Let’s buddy up, okay? buddy upverbSee buddy up with someone buddy-buddy(ˈbədiˈbədi) mod. friendly; too friendly. Why is that guy so buddy-buddy with me? fuck buddyand fuck puppet n. a sexual partner with whom one has no romantic or nonsexual interests. (Usually objectionable.) Bob an Barb are just fuck buddies. They really don’t care a thing about each other. She showed up about midnight with her cheap fuck puppet in tow. good buddy n. a friend; a partner. (Citizens band radio. Also a term of address.) John’s my good buddy. bosom buddy/friendAn intimate friend. This turn of phrase for denoting a very dear associate is found in both the Old and New Testaments. Nathan says it “lay in his bosom and was unto him as a daughter” (2 Samuel 12:3), and in the Gospel of St. John, John, often called the “beloved disciple,” is described as the bosom friend of Jesus. In his “Ode to Autumn” John Keats wrote, “Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, close bosom-friend of the maturing sun.” By this time “bosom friend” was also a euphemism for body lice, and Jonathan Swift’s Polite Conversation (1738) includes the pun, “I’m afraid your Bosom Friends are become your Backbiters.” The alliterative bosom buddy is of later provenance; the word “buddy,” for comrade or chum, dates from the mid-nineteenth century and originated in America. See also boon companion. |
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