lady friend

英 [ˈleɪdi frend]

美 [ˈleɪdi frend]

n. 女友; 情妇; 女性情人

柯林斯词典

女友；女伴；（女性）情人
A man'slady friendis the woman with whom he is having a romantic or sexual relationship.

noun

a girl or young woman with whom a man is romantically involved
1. his girlfriend kicked him out
Synonym:girlfriendgirl

"Who was that lady friend I seen you with that night?" she asked abruptly.
“那天晚上我看见你和一个女的在一起，那是谁？”她突然问道。
I'm entertaining a lady friend.
我要宽待一个女性朋友。
That rich lady is a friend of the arts; she provides money for concerts in the town.
那位富婆是艺术的支持者，她出钱在镇上举办音乐会。
You think maybe it was, uh, a new lady friend?
也许是一位新女朋友？
His aunt stays with a lady friend in Florida during the winter.
他姨妈冬天和佛罗里达一位女友住在一起。
One day, a lady talked with her friend saying that the sun is the most beautiful and useful of the celestial bodies.
一天，一位太太和她的朋友在一起谈论太阳是太空中最美丽、最有用的星体。
Female, an open-minded, independent, charming lady to be my friend.
希望寻找一位性格开朗、对生活同样充满热情的女士为友。
My lady friend arrived home late on day four, none the wiser, thanking me again and again for looking after her beloved cats.
我朋友在第四天很晚时才回来，不用说，一遍又一遍地感谢我对她的心爱的猫的照顾。
I have a young lady friend, like you.
我有个年轻的女朋友，像你一样。
His lady friend, meanwhile, imitated a woman tanning on a rock.
与此同时，它的女友在一块岩石上模仿一位正在晒太阳的女人。