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fair-weather friend

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fair-weather friend [ˌfɛəweðəˈfrend] N → amigo/a m/f en la prosperidad or del buen viento
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Byline: Joe Riley THE feckless fair-weather friends who thought the office of lord mayor would be ex-Lib-Dem leader Mike Storey''s ticket to oblivion, are, methinks, in for the shock of their lives.
Next chapter in Mike's story by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Whilst someone may be revealed as being a fair-weather friend, in the weeks to come a tie with another pal, can go from strength to strength.
Your Stars by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
You have a fair-weather friend They may not be the most reliable mate, but they'd never intentionally hurt you.
Friend or frenemy? As Gwyneth Paltrow admits to being fooled by a ... by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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