How to write the traditional Chinese characters of friends

The traditional Chinese character for a friend is: friend, not friend himself.

Pronunciation: [péng you]

Explanation:

1. People who have friendship with each other.

2. refers to the object of love: how old is the girl? Really? Especially couples.

3. The scholar-officials in Ming Dynasty called them Confucian scholars.

4. classmates; Like-minded people.

Source:

1. "Awakening the world. Zhang Shuer's cleverness and getting rid of Yang Sheng": "At that time, I was new here, and these friends were very unhappy and took five or six family members on the road."

2. "The Scholars" The second time: "When enlightened, his father Yang and Mei Xin made friends and named them."

3. Mao Dun Tan Me: "These are letters from friends from all walks of life after she arrived in Shanghai."

Example:

1. We have been good friends for many years, regardless of each other.

The two young people have the same interests and become good friends.

Extended information synonyms: friend, good friend, best friend, benefactor, friend, partner, prospective, partner, companion, friend.

Antonyms: henchmen, enemies, benefactors, enemies, enemies, enemies.

1. Friend

Friend: International.

Source: Mao Zedong's China People Stand Up: "The people's democratic dictatorship and the unity of international friends will make our construction work a rapid success."

2. Best friends

Very close friends.

Source: Chapter 1 of Zou Taofen's Survival in Adversity: "Life Weekly stopped publishing after I went abroad, and my close friend Mr. Du Chongyuan went on to start New Life Weekly."

3. the enemy

Enemy; Enemy: regarded as ~.

Source: Ba Jin's Cold Night 18: "Why do the two women he loves and loves attack each other forever like enemies?"