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

Had Lady friend Delilah whose name means: trouble.
有个女朋友叫大利拉，她名字的意思是：麻烦。
The lady is a friend of my mother's.
那位女士是我妈妈的一位朋友。
My young lady friend came again the next week, and talked to Merrick for half an hour.
第二个星期，我的那位年轻的朋友又来了，与麦里克谈了半个小时。
In desperation, I wish the lady friend to contact us through Shanghai, after a careful analysis of our survey to find Luomou.
无奈之下，祝小姐通过上海朋友联系到我们，经过我们仔细的分析调查，找到罗某。
Hello! Hello! Who's Your Lady Friend?
你好！那位是你的女朋友？
If it wasn't for your pretty lady friend.
要不是为了那位漂亮女士的话。
"I want to remind you sir," tom said," that I hold you personally responsible for anything your lady friend says."
“我要提醒您一下，先生，”汤姆说，“我要您对您的女友说的每句话负责。”
"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。
That rich lady is a friend of arts.
那位富婆是艺术的赞助者。
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。