fraternize with

fraternize with (someone)

To associate or socialize with someone. Don't fraternize with those guys, they're the enemy!

fraternize with someone or something

to associate with someone or a group; to consort with someone or a group. They were instructed not to fraternize with the opposing team before the game. Don't fraternize with Lefty "Fingers" Moran.

See also: fraternize

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

fraternize
fraternize with (someone)
on one's
on someone's
run someone out of town
save someone's skin
do someone or something justice
out of one's
(I've) got to go
(Have you) been OK?

References in classic literature

"Is one friend forbidden to visit another, or a Musketeer of my company to fraternize with a Guard of Dessessart's company?"

Three Musketeers

Fashion understands itself; good-breeding and personal superiority of whatever country readily fraternize with those of every other.

Essays Second Series

* HAVE IT come to light that you fraternize with Birdo

How to get disqualified from the olympics skate team

When officials learned in early May that the cast members from the show would be filmed in an apartment building where some of its students live, they immediately sent an email warning students not to fraternize with the cast or crew.

When reality TV interferes with reality

Douglas, aged 89, said: "We didn't fraternize with each other while at school.

Couple's love has spanned 70 years; PLATINUM: Love has not dimmed for Douglas and Joan Hawkins

Reporters are not supposed to fraternize with their subjects like this.

Clooney just looking fora few good sports

OFTEN TIMES, DURING DELIVERIES HE WILL FRATERNIZE WITH CUSTOMERS FOR HOUSE--

Mister Oswald

Who won't be allowed to fraternize with the locals.

At the border

The head of the geology department at a Western engineering college was a brisk, business-like scientist who felt he was there to teach, not to fraternize with the students.

The perfect squelch

His more insular fellow Kurds, however, can't imagine why Baran would want to fraternize with a black African.

A Little Bit of Freedom

JOE LINSALATA, former major league umpire: "The only rule I could never understand was that umpires couldn't fraternize with ballplayers.

Coaches' corner

What mediocrity, though: to fraternize with a murderer as if all the man had done was to get caught in a moment of madness at a K-Mart with a package of $3.95 undershorts bulging in his coat pocket!

Malpractice: a homily

Virginia Lofton (Lindze Letherman) has inherited her love of horses from her mother, but her father (Gabriel Byrne)--traumatized by his wife's death after being thrown from her mount--refuses to allow her to ride or even to fraternize with horses.

Virginia's Run

词组	fraternize with
释义	fraternize with fraternize with (someone) To associate or socialize with someone. Don't fraternize with those guys, they're the enemy! See also: fraternize Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. fraternize with someone or something to associate with someone or a group; to consort with someone or a group. They were instructed not to fraternize with the opposing team before the game. Don't fraternize with Lefty "Fingers" Moran. See also: fraternize McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: fraternize fraternize with (someone) on one's on someone's run someone out of town save someone's skin do someone or something justice out of one's (I've) got to go (Have you) been OK? References in classic literature "Is one friend forbidden to visit another, or a Musketeer of my company to fraternize with a Guard of Dessessart's company?" Three Musketeers Fashion understands itself; good-breeding and personal superiority of whatever country readily fraternize with those of every other. Essays Second Series * HAVE IT come to light that you fraternize with Birdo How to get disqualified from the olympics skate team When officials learned in early May that the cast members from the show would be filmed in an apartment building where some of its students live, they immediately sent an email warning students not to fraternize with the cast or crew. When reality TV interferes with reality Douglas, aged 89, said: "We didn't fraternize with each other while at school. Couple's love has spanned 70 years; PLATINUM: Love has not dimmed for Douglas and Joan Hawkins Reporters are not supposed to fraternize with their subjects like this. Clooney just looking fora few good sports OFTEN TIMES, DURING DELIVERIES HE WILL FRATERNIZE WITH CUSTOMERS FOR HOUSE-- Mister Oswald Who won't be allowed to fraternize with the locals. At the border The head of the geology department at a Western engineering college was a brisk, business-like scientist who felt he was there to teach, not to fraternize with the students. The perfect squelch His more insular fellow Kurds, however, can't imagine why Baran would want to fraternize with a black African. A Little Bit of Freedom JOE LINSALATA, former major league umpire: "The only rule I could never understand was that umpires couldn't fraternize with ballplayers. Coaches' corner What mediocrity, though: to fraternize with a murderer as if all the man had done was to get caught in a moment of madness at a K-Mart with a package of $3.95 undershorts bulging in his coat pocket! Malpractice: a homily Virginia Lofton (Lindze Letherman) has inherited her love of horses from her mother, but her father (Gabriel Byrne)--traumatized by his wife's death after being thrown from her mount--refuses to allow her to ride or even to fraternize with horses. Virginia's Run
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