I was up all night with a sick friend Idiom, Proverb

fair-weather friend

a person who is a friend only when one is successful He is a fair-weather friend only and you can

fast friends

close friends, permanent friends Sue and I became fast friends when we were in Grade 4.

friends with

a friend of, a good friend """Are you friends with Carla?"" ""Yes. She's my best friend."""

make friends

act in a friendly way, become a friend of Sally makes friends easily. People seem to like her.

user friendly

easy to learn or use, easy to operate Cars with automatic transmission are user friendly - easy to drive.

make friends with

become friendly with与…交友
Within two days she made friends with everybody on the boat．两天之内她便同船上的每个人交了朋友。
Chuck's made friends with several people at work．查克跟好几个一同工作的人交上朋友。

strike up a friendship

Idiom(s): strike up a friendship

Theme: FRIENDS

to become friends (with someone).
• I struck up a friendship with John while we were on a business trip together.
• If you're lonely, you should go out and try to strike up a friendship with someone you like.

friend or foe

Idiom(s): friend or foe

Theme: ENMITY

a friend or an enemy. (Fixed order.)
• I can't tell whether Jim is friend or foe.
• "Who goes there? Friend or foe?" asked the sentry.

A friend in need is a friend indeed

Idiom(s): A friend in need is a friend indeed

Theme: FRIENDS

A proverb meaning that a true friend is a person who will help you when you really need someone.
• When Bill helped me with geometry, I really learned the meaning of "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
• "A friend in need is a friend indeed" sounds silly until you need someone very badly.

An empty purse frightens away friends.

When one's financial situation deteriorates, friends tend to disappear.

I was up all night with a ailing friend.

an unlikely, but accepted alibi for not actuality area one was declared to be the night before. Bill: Area in the apple were you aftermost night? Mary: Well, I was up all night with a ailing friend. Mr. Franklin said rather sheepishly, "Would you accept I was up with a ailing friend?"Learn more: all, friend, night, sick, up

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All cats are grey in the dark. All that glitters is not gold. All days are short to Industry and long to Idlenes All is fair in love and war All things grow with time - except grief. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. An empty purse frightens away friends. An Englishman's home is his castle. An idle brain is the devil's workshop. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. A bad workman blames his tools. A bird in hand is worth two in a bush. A broken friendship may be soldered but will never A burden of one's own choice is not felt. A burnt child dreads the fire. I should think not I should think so I should think so/not I shoulda stayed in bed I shoulda stood in bed I shouldn't wonder I shudder to think I shudder/dread to think I smell you I spoke out of turn I spoke too soon I suppose (so) I suppose not I suppose so I suspect not I suspect so I swan! I take it I tell a lie I tell you I think not I think so I thought as much I thought you'd never ask I told you so I was up all night with a sick friend I wasn't born yesterday I wasn't brought up in the woods to be scared by owls I will have you know I wish I wish I'd said that I wish! I wished I had bitten my tongue off I won't give up without a fight I would I would hope not I would hope so I would like to introduce you to (someone) I would like you to meet I wouldn't bet on (something) I wouldn't bet on it I wouldn't kick (someone) out of bed I wouldn't kick (someone) out of bed for eating crackers I wouldn't kick (someone) out of bed for farting I wouldn't know ((anything) about that) I wouldn't mind (something) I wouldn't mind... I wouldn't put it past (someone) I wouldn't put it past somebody I wouldn't say no I wouldn't say no (to something)