English to Latin Meaning of pal - pal

Pal :

pal

noun

particeps, conservis, abiungens, Cully, mendicus, sodali solidam nuntio, CONCERRA, frater, socium, adiunctus, germane conpar, socius, PAR, amica, folliculos germinaret

verb

Pal :: PalPaled :: palluitPaler :: palerPales :: pallet,Palest :: palestPaling :: prementibusPalings :: vallumPals :: pals

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Definitions of pal in English

Noun(1) a close friend who accompanies his buddies in their activities
Verb(1) become friends; act friendly towards

Examples of pal in English

(1) I also remember you said you would be coming along on that little road trip too, pal .(2) In other words, you try to take what's mine, pal , and I'm going to stop you with the best means available.(3) This is Southern California, pal , where physical imperfection will NOT be tolerated.(4) back off, pal(5) Are you going to races all your life or are you going to finally get in the race, pal ?(6) This is one of those bars where lads who used to be bad boys drink and the staff call you pal , not sir.(7) Paramedics have been asked by bosses not to call people duck, pal , love or mate for fear of causing offence.(8) Six of his pals were also given a ticking-off by police officers but they were allowed to make the journey.(9) This is where you pal around with your friend or friends and just have fun.(10) A few people turned up, but to be honest, I had no idea if any of them were my former school pals or not.(11) He and pals later moved on to a bar in the Quay Street area of the city.(12) The pair, both aged 21, had been pals for six years and had a mutual love of cars.(13) Meanwhile, Simone pals around with the local bad boy with a heart of gold, who takes her for rides on the back of his motorcycle and buys her expensive diamond necklaces she can't see.(14) Not only am I thinking of buying from friends but my lawyer is one of my best pals too.(15) We had so many pals and friends through art school that we usually got a good turnout anyway.(16) When she started to improve, her pals decided to treat her to a night out.

Related Phrases of pal

(1) gal pal ::

gal pal

(2) pen-pal ::

calamum pal-

(3) pal up ::

in pal

Related Phrases of pal

(1) gal pal ::

gal pal

(2) pen-pal ::

calamum pal-

(3) pal up ::

in pal

Synonyms

Noun

1. chum ::

sodali solidam nuntio

2. sidekick ::

Sidekick

3. crony ::

CONCERRA

4. buddy ::

buddy

5. brother ::

frater

Verb

6. chum up ::

interius est

7. pal up ::

in pal

Antonyms

1. enemy ::

inimicus

2. foe ::

hostem

Different Forms

pal, paler, palest, paling, palings, pals

Word Example from TV Shows

Thanks, PAL.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 13

What's up, PAL?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 8

Oh, you're gonna love this. It involves your old PAL Jesse Pinkman.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 10

Hey. Pal, you wanna live here or not?

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 18

Remember my PAL Tim Roberts?

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 7

Examples of pal from TV Shows

Thanks, PAL.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 13

What's up, PAL?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 8

Oh, you're gonna love this. It involves your old PAL Jesse Pinkman.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 10

Hey. Pal, you wanna live here or not?

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 18

Remember my PAL Tim Roberts?

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 7

English to Latin Dictionary: pal

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English to Latin Dictionary: pal

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