Question

A1  friend  arkadaş, dost

Accepted Answer

noun  /frend   / noun [countable] friend (noun)
 /frend  
/ noun [countable]
 
1 a
person that you know and like (not a member of your family), and who likes you
arkadaş, dost
 Dalibor and I are old friends. We
were at school together.
 We're only inviting close friends
and relatives to the wedding.
 Carol's my best friend.
 A friend of mine told me about this
restaurant.
 One of my friends told me about this
restaurant.
 look at BOYFRIEND, GIRLFRIEND, PENFRIEND
FRIENDS
People
often get to know
each other through work or school, and then become
friends. A common informal word for friend is mate:
 I'm going out with my mates.
Friendly people get on well with lots
of people. They usually find it easy to make
friends. If you and a friend are very close, you can chat about anything. Even
if you don't see each other very often, you can keep in touch (for
example by phone or email). When you meet up/get together again, you can catch up
on each other's news.
 2 a
friend of/to sth
a person who supports
an organization, a charity, etc., especially by giving money; a person who
supports a particular idea, etc.
dostu
 the Friends of the Churchill Hospital
 The new Prime Minister is no friend to the
unions.
IDIOMS
be/make
friends (with sb)
to be/become a friend
(of sb)
arkadaş
olmak; 
arkadaş
edinmek, arkadaşlık kurmak
 Tony is rather shy and finds it hard to
make friends.
a
false friend
a word in another
language that looks similar to a word in your own but has a different meaning
 (dilbilimi) farklı
dillerde benzer yazılan başka anlamlı sözcük

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	friend
IPA	/frend / noun [countable]
Back	arkadaş, dost
Back 2	friend (noun) /frend / noun [countable] 1 a person that you know and like (not a member of your family), and who likes you arkadaş, dost Dalibor and I are old friends. We were at school together. We're only inviting close friends* and relatives to the wedding.* Carol's my best friend. A friend of mine told me about this restaurant. One of my friends told me about this restaurant. look at BOYFRIEND, GIRLFRIEND, PENFRIEND FRIENDS People often get to know each other through work or school, and then become friends. A common informal word for friend is mate: I'm going out with my mates. Friendly people get on well with lots of people. They usually find it easy to make friends. If you and a friend are very close, you can chat about anything. Even if you don't see each other very often, you can keep in touch (for example by phone or email). When you meet up/get together again, you can catch up on each other's news. 2 a friend of/to sth a person who supports an organization, a charity, etc., especially by giving money; a person who supports a particular idea, etc. dostu the Friends of the Churchill Hospital The new Prime Minister is no friend to the unions. IDIOMS be/make friends (with sb) to be/become a friend (of sb) arkadaş olmak; arkadaş edinmek, arkadaşlık kurmak Tony is rather shy and finds it hard to make friends. a false friend a word in another language that looks similar to a word in your own but has a different meaning (dilbilimi) farklı dillerde benzer yazılan başka anlamlı sözcük

Friend Arkadaş Noun Person Word /Frend Countable Dost

friend (noun)