Definition of frenemy in English:

frenemy

nounPlural frenemies ˈfrɛnəmiˈfrenəmi

informal

A person with whom one is friendly despite a fundamental dislike or rivalry.
〈非正式〉友敌（就根本而言不喜欢或敌对但尚能友好相处之人）
Example sentencesExamples
- Rob called the company a frenemy of the internet generation.
- Advertising mogul Sir Martin Sorrell used the term "frenemy" to describe the phenomenon.
- Rob says that, at best they should be understood as our `frenemy '.
- I was very happy it was not someone I respected," she said of her frenemy, whom she called a "coward."

Origin

1950s: blend of friend and enemy.

Definition of frenemy in US English:

frenemy

nounˈfrenəmi

informal

A person with whom one is friendly despite a fundamental dislike or rivalry.
〈非正式〉友敌（就根本而言不喜欢或敌对但尚能友好相处之人）
Example sentencesExamples
- Advertising mogul Sir Martin Sorrell used the term "frenemy" to describe the phenomenon.
- I was very happy it was not someone I respected," she said of her frenemy, whom she called a "coward."
- Rob called the company a frenemy of the internet generation.
- Rob says that, at best they should be understood as our `frenemy '.

Origin

1950s: blend of friend and enemy.

词汇	frenemy
释义	Definition of frenemy in English: frenemy nounPlural frenemies ˈfrɛnəmiˈfrenəmi informal A person with whom one is friendly despite a fundamental dislike or rivalry. 〈非正式〉友敌（就根本而言不喜欢或敌对但尚能友好相处之人） Example sentencesExamples Rob called the company a frenemy of the internet generation. Advertising mogul Sir Martin Sorrell used the term "frenemy" to describe the phenomenon. Rob says that, at best they should be understood as our `frenemy '. I was very happy it was not someone I respected," she said of her frenemy, whom she called a "coward." Origin 1950s: blend of friend and enemy. Definition of frenemy in US English: frenemy nounˈfrenəmi informal A person with whom one is friendly despite a fundamental dislike or rivalry. 〈非正式〉友敌（就根本而言不喜欢或敌对但尚能友好相处之人） Example sentencesExamples Advertising mogul Sir Martin Sorrell used the term "frenemy" to describe the phenomenon. I was very happy it was not someone I respected," she said of her frenemy, whom she called a "coward." Rob called the company a frenemy of the internet generation. Rob says that, at best they should be understood as our `frenemy '. Origin 1950s: blend of friend and enemy.
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