n. 朋友；助手；贊助者
n. （Friend）人名；（英）弗蘭德
If oral test is a necessary, then students would like to chat with their friend everyday, gradually, their oral skills will be strengthened.
如果有英語口語測試的話，那麼他們會與自己的朋友每天練習英語，漸漸地，他們的口語技能會提高。流
來自：英語口語測試之我見My View on Spoken English Test
For instance, a person, who do not like dancing, agree his friend to join a club.
例如，一個不喜歡跳舞的人，他答應朋友一起參加舞蹈俱樂部。
來自：做你不喜歡的事情Do Something That You Don't Enjoy
A friend is just like a soft wind, or rather a beautiful beam of sunshine.
一個朋友就像軟風，或者說一束美麗的`陽光。
來自：About friends and value of time關於朋友和時間價值
As computers are so available, people use computers to contact with their families and friend quite often by chat tools which will save us lots of money rather than talking on the phone.
由於電腦觸手可及人們可以通過聊天工具隨時聯絡自己的家人和朋友，用這種方式，會比我們通過電話聯絡他們節省很多。
來自： 學生應不應該擁有電腦 Should Students Own Computers
I have been a reader of the Bible for a number of years since a good friend of mine introduced it to me by chance.
自從我的一個老友偶然地將聖經推薦給我之後，我已經是聖經多年的老讀者了。
來自：關於最有影響的書
Calling on a friend five minutes later than the appointed time may cause him some unexpected trouble.
拜訪朋友比約定的時間遲到五分鐘會給朋友帶來意想不到的麻煩。
來自：論準時On Punctuality
In the past, we contact with our families, relatives and friend by writing letters or just go to certain area to make a phone call.
在過去，如果我們要聯絡我們的家人，親戚或朋友，我們會給他們寫信或者到一個固定有電話的地方給他們打電話。
來自：手機如何改變我們的生活 How Does Cell Phone Changes Our Life
My friend Phillip met me there.
我的朋友菲利浦在那裡等我。
來自：第一次坐飛機 The First Time to Take a Plane.
