| 释义 |
cro·ny
I. \ˈkrōnē, -ni\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: from earlier chrony (university slang), perhaps from Greek chronios long-lasting, from chronos time
: an intimate companion especially of long standing : a familiar friend : an old chum
II. intransitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-es)
: to associate intimately
< crony with a person > |