| 词组 | friendly |
| 释义 | friendly /ˈfrendli/ adjective behaving in a pleasant and helpful way towards someone, or making someone feel comfortable and relaxedadverbsgenuinely friendly The staff seem genuinely friendly.overly friendly (=too friendly, usually because someone wants something from you) Beware of overly friendly strangers offering to help with your bags.nounsa friendly smile She greeted us with a friendly smile.a friendly voice Talk to the dog in a calm friendly voice.a friendly atmosphere The café has a friendly atmosphere.a friendly welcome We received a friendly welcome when we arrived.friendly service The service at the restaurant is always friendly.a friendly chat They were enjoying a drink and a friendly chat.a friendly manner I liked Ben’s open friendly manner.a friendly place/city/hotel etc (=a place where the people are friendly) This is a friendly family-run hotel. | We want our school to be a friendly place.prepositionsfriendly to/towards sb The other students were very friendly to me.THESAURUS: friendly nice especially spokenguy | man | woman | girl | person friendly and kind: You’ll like him – he’s a nice guy. | A nice man helped me put my bike on the train. | The woman in the store was nice. | Emma’s a really nice girl. | He’s not a very nice person. warmwelcome | reception | hospitality | smile | personality friendly and caring about other people, in a way that makes them feel comfortable when they are with you: We received a warm welcome from the staff at the hotel. | You can be certain of a warm reception. | She thanked them for their warm hospitality. | He greeted me with a warm smile. | My aunt had a wonderfully warm personality. welcomingsmile | atmosphere friendly to someone who has just arrived somewhere: He greeted me with a welcoming smile. | The hotel has a warm and welcoming atmosphere. hospitableperson | people | country | welcome friendly and wanting to make visitors feel comfortable: She’s a very hospitable person, and made me feel very welcome. | The Japanese are a very hospitable people. | Germany is a very hospitable country. | Thank you for your kind and hospitable welcome. | They are always very hospitable to strangers. amiableman | mood | nature friendly and easy to like: He was an amiable man who was well liked by his students. | Flynn was in an amiable mood and offered to buy us all a drink. | People sometimes took advantage of his amiable nature. genialsmile | host behaving in a cheerful and friendly way: He answered her question with a genial smile. | “Glad you could come,” said our genial host. cordialrelations | relationship | ties | atmosphere | welcome | reception | meeting | invitation | greetings friendly and polite but formal: The two nations have always maintained cordial relations. | This will strengthen the cordial relationship between Britain and Nigeria. | The two countries have maintained close and cordial ties. | The meeting was held in a cordial atmosphere. | They received a cordial welcome. | Baldwin was given a most cordial reception. | The Pope had a cordial meeting with the US president. | He received a cordial invitation to dine at the White House. | The two leaders exchanged cordial greetings. approachable easy to talk to – used especially about people who are important or famous: Even though she is an international star, she is still very approachable.ANTONYMS → unfriendly |
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