besties
besties — 名詞
- bestiessingular
- bestiesesplural
1. the friends you feel closest to and trust the most, who you choose to spend lots
閨蜜;死黨
最親近、最信任、常膩在一起的好朋友
the friends you feel closest to and trust the most, who you choose to spend lots of time with.
Tamar and Lien have been besties since their first day at primary school.
Tamar 和 Lien 從上小學的第一天起就是死黨。
plural subject: two people described as besties
Owen texts his besties every morning to share what he dreamed about.
Owen 每天早上都會傳訊息給他的死黨,分享自己夢到了什麼。
possessive + besties for one person's close friends
The three girls called themselves besties and wore matching bracelets every day.
那三個女生自稱是閨蜜,每天都戴著一樣的手環。
Are you and Sumin still besties, or did the argument end your friendship?
你和 Sumin 還是死黨嗎,還是那次吵架讓你們的友情結束了?
be besties with someone for a mutual close bond
Kabir baked a cake for his besties before they all moved to different cities.
在大家各自搬到不同城市之前,Kabir 為他的死黨們烤了一個蛋糕。
- be besties with
- my besties
- best besties
- besties forever
- best friends
the full, neutral form; works in any register
- close friends
slightly wider; friends you trust but maybe less intense than besties
- BFFs
also very informal, from 'best friends forever'; common online
文法句型
be besties with someone
用法筆記
Almost always plural and informal — used by friends about each other, common in texting and social media. The singular 'bestie' refers to one such friend.
常見錯誤
同根字
- bestie名詞
- best形容詞A1
- friend名詞A1
- friendship名詞B1
常見搭配
常用片語
- my besties
- best besties
- besties forever
介系詞搭配
- besties with