| English | French |
|---|---|
| friendly | aimable |
| friendly | avenante |
| friendly | amiable |
| friendly | amical |
| friendly | affable |
| friendly | liant |
| friendly | amicalement |
| friendly | convivial |
| friendly | sympathique |
| friendly | bienveillant |
| friendly | disposé |
| friendly | sympathiquement |
| friendly | abordable |
| friendly | accueillant |
| friendly | adorable |
| friendly | affectueux |
| friendly | ami |
| friendly | approchable |
| friendly | confraternel |
| friendly | copine |
| friendly | d`une manière amicale |
| friendly | familier |
| friendly | gentil |
| friendly | sociable |
| friendly | social |
| friendly | sympa |
English - Wordnet 3.0
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NOUN (1) 1. troops belonging to or allied with your own military forces; - Example: "friendlies came to their rescue" ADJECTIVE (4) 1. characteristic of or befitting a friend; - Example: "friendly advice" - Example: "a friendly neighborhood" - Example: "the only friendly person here" - Example: "a friendly host and hostess" 2. inclined to help or support; not antagonistic or hostile; - Example: "a government friendly to our interests" - Example: "an amicable agreement" [syn: friendly, favorable, well-disposed] 3. easy to understand or use; - Example: "user-friendly computers" - Example: "a consumer-friendly policy" - Example: "a reader-friendly novel" 4. of or belonging to your own country's forces or those of an ally; - Example: "in friendly territory" - Example: "he was accidentally killed by friendly fire" | |