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Meanings of friendship in English
“FriendShip” started with how the boys, Tom and Mark, became good friends. They shared their happiness and spent their time together.
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Usage of friendship in English
1
A new friendship in September will bring a new way of thinking.
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A new friendship in March will bring a new way of thinking.
3
A new friendship in February will bring a new way of thinking.
4
We look forward to our new friendship and a successful future partnership.
5
This is really good for us; this is great for our friendship.
6
The Pact began four thousand years of friendship between men and children.
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The best relationships start out on the basis of a true friendship.
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She didn't expect love, but surely friendship wasn't too much to ask?
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My friendship and relationship with them continues in a normal, natural way.
10
Many considered their friendship odd, for the young men were vastly different.
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Let that be proof of my true desire for friendship with you.
12
I was so lookin' forward to a long, lastin' friendship with him.
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However, on joining the walking group he, too, found friendship and support.
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I bring this up because it concerns our good friendship with Salkrikaltor.
15
She is jealous of us; and jealousy forbids the idea of friendship.
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September sees a demanding friend or friendship taking its toll; be patient.
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Friendship through the time
Friendship across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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