buddy-buddy

英 [ˈbʌdi bʌdi] 美 [ˈbʌdi bʌdi]

adj.  十分友好的,亲热的,亲密的,极友善的(常指表面的或虚假的);亲密互助的
n.  好朋友,密友
v.  打得火热,做好朋友,成密友,友好相处



双语例句

  1. They're still very buddy-buddy.
    他们还是非常亲密。
  2. He's gotten all buddy-buddy with that escort wannabe rachel.
    他忽然跟瑞秋走得很近。
  3. He and Jimmy are buddy-buddy.
    他和吉米又是好兄弟。
  4. They are so buddy-buddy, but give me the cold shoulder.
    他们很要好,但对我却很冷淡。(非“给我冷肩膀”)
  5. Remember that even if you are relating yourself to a stranger, they are still a stranger, and acting all buddy-buddy with them might not get a positive reaction.
    记着,即便如果你在和一个陌生人拉关系,他们依然是陌生人,对他们如同兄弟一般有可能不会获得一个积极的响应。
  6. They were glad to find out that they spoke the same language and soon became buddy-buddy.
    他们很高兴地发现双方志趣相投,很快变得亲密无间。
  7. She was my friend, before she got all buddy-buddy with the boss.
    她在与老板打得火热前曾是我的朋友。
  8. Don't be buddy-buddy with me, I don't even know you.
    别跟我装熟,我根本就不认识你。

英英释义

adj

  1. (used informally) associated on close terms
    1. a close friend
    2. the bartender was chummy with the regular customers
    3. the two were thick as thieves for months

    Synonym:    chummythick(p)