friends forever
- noun
- Informal
- And then we can be best friends forever.
- good friends forever
- best friends forever
If you are my friend, Mikey, I'm your friend forever, OK?
- If you are my friend, Mikey, I'm your friend forever, OK?
- But they're just not going to be your best friend forever, right?
- I bet we're going to all be best friends forever.
- Me and my mum or me and my baby if, if they're the same age, it's my romantic partner or it's my best friend forever, right?
Examples
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We are friends forever, now.
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Oh, we've been friends forever, ever since I came here.
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Because then, we could be best friends forever and ever.
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I hope that we are good friends forever
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You two have been best friends forever.
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You and I will be friends forever, right?
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Even when we're apart, we'll be friends forever.
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Emily and I are great friends, and I hope we can continue to be friends forever.
Blog text (1) -
And somehow, at that very moment, Jackie knew they would be friends forever.
Fiction book (1996) -
You and I will be friends forever, right?
Synonyms
A very strong relationship between people who trust and support each other through problems
How Long
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'commitment to lifelong friendship' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'friend' (a close companion) with 'forever' (continuing for all time); a B1 learner who knows both words can infer the expression's sense. This noun + adverb composition is common cross-linguistically and follows a straightforward compositional pattern, so prior exposure is not required for understanding.
Etymology
Friends forever paints a simple picture: two friends promising to stay together forever, often shown with matching bracelets or a hug. That's why it means 'to be friends for life'.