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1. (n.) boyfriend
a frequent or favorite male companion; beau.
2. boyfriend
a male friend.
3. boyfriend
a male lover.
Etymology: (1895–1900)
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1. (noun) boyfriend, fellow, beau, swain, young man
a man who is the lover of a girl or young woman
"if I'd known he was her boyfriend I wouldn't have asked"
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1. (noun) boyfriend
a male romantic partner
***her new boyfriend
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Sense: a girl's favourite male friend.
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 Afrikaans: vriend, kêrel |
 Arabic: صَديق، رَفيق، خَليل |
 Bulgarian: приятел |
 Brazilian: namorado |
 Czech: přítel (dívky) |
 German: der Freund |
 Danish: (mandlig) kæreste; ven |
 Greek: ερωτικός σύντροφος |
 Spanish: novio, amigo |
 Estonian: (kellegi) poiss, kavaler, |
 Farsi: دوست پسر |
 Finnish: poikaystävä |
 French: (petit) ami |
 Hebrew: חָבֵר |
 Hindi: युवा मित्र, लड़का दोस्त |
 Croatian: dečko |
 Hungarian: a barátja |
 Indonesian: pacar |
 Icelandic: kærasti, góður vinur |
 Italian: ragazzo |
 Japanese: ボーイフレンド |
 Korean: 남자 친구 |
 Lithuanian: draugas |
 Latvian: draugs (meitenei/sieviete |
 Malay: teman lelaki |
 Dutch: vriend |
 Norwegian: kjæreste; god venn |
 Polish: sympatia, chłopak |
 Persian: دوست پسر |
 Pashto: هلک ملګری |
 Portuguese: namorado |
 Romanian: prieten, iubit |
 Russian: дружок; возлюбленный |
 Slovak: priateľ, milý |
 Slovenian: (njen) fant |
 Serbian: dečko |
 Swedish: pojkvän |
 Thai: เพื่อนชาย |
 Turkish: erkek sevgili |
 Taiwanese: 男朋友 |
 Ukrainian: коханий; парубок |
 Urdu: دوست لڑکا |
 Vietnamese: bạn trai |
 Chinese: 男朋友 |
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