Fiends Meaning in English

word · lemma: fiend

US

UK

释义

'Fiends' is the plural of 'fiend', meaning evil or cruel beings (like demons or monsters), or in very informal speech, can mean close friends or people obsessed with something.

用法与细微差别

Most commonly means monsters or evil beings. In very informal slang, 'fiends' can mean close friends or people extremely addicted to something (“music fiends”). The slang use is rare and mainly found in American English. Don't confuse with 'friends'—they are unrelated.

• Spanish: demonios - amigos (jerga, muy informal)
• Portuguese (BR): demônios - amigos (gíria, muito informal)
• Portuguese (PT): demónios - amigos (gíria, muito informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 恶魔 - 狂人（俚语，指痴迷者）
• Chinese (Traditional): 惡魔 - 狂人（俚語，指癡迷者）
• Hindi: राक्षस - दोस्त (सलैंग, बहुत अनौपचारिक)
• Arabic: شياطين - أصدقاء (عامية، نادر جدًا)
• Bengali: দানব - রাক্ষস - ঘৃণ্য ব্যক্তি
• Russian: демоны - изверги
• Japanese: 悪魔 - 邪悪な存在
• Vietnamese: quỷ dữ - kẻ độc ác
• Korean: 악마 - 악당
• Turkish: iblis - canavar - kötü ruh
• Urdu: شیطان - عفریت
• Indonesian: iblis - makhluk jahat

例句

I can't believe you ate all those cookies! You and your friends are total fiends for sweets.

natural

The old story was full of fiends and heroes.

basic

Some people believe that fiends live in the dark.

basic

The fiends in the movie scared the children.

basic

Those guys are real video game fiends — they play all night.

natural

We used to call ourselves 'the fiends' back in high school when we played pranks.

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