英语词汇social的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

social /ˈsəʊʃəl $ ˈsoʊ-/ adjective 1. relating to society or to people in generalnounsa social class/group People from different social classes began to meet each other.social status (=low or high position within society) Marriage to a rich woman could improve a young man’s social status.social change/reform During that time, the country experienced major social change.social history (=dealing with people’s lives, not with politics or wars) She called for more social history to be taught in schools.social problems/issues The government must address social problems such as poor housing.social conditions The social conditions at the time created an atmosphere of revolution.social justice (=when all social groups are treated fairly) People in the upper classes had little concern for social justice.social equality (=when all people are treated as equal) The book argues that social equality is not necessarily a good thing.social deprivation (=very bad living conditions) In the richest countries, there are still areas of incredible social deprivation.social exclusion (=when some people feel that they do not belong in society) We welcome the government’s aim of tackling social exclusion.social cohesion (=when there are good relationships between different social groups) The policy was designed to create racial harmony and therefore improve social cohesion.social mores (=customs, social behaviour and moral values within a society) It can take years for a Westerner to fully understand social mores in Korea.2. relating to meeting people, forming relationships with them, and spending time with themnounssocial life (=activities that involve being with other people for pleasure) He has an active social life and has many friends.social skills (=the ability to deal with people easily) In school, the children also learn social skills.social graces (=good and polite behaviour towards other people) He lacked social graces, but he was kind-hearted.social contact/interaction Work provides social contact.a social call (=a visit because you want to have a friendly talk or meeting, not for business) This is purely a social call – I just came to say hello.social relations (=friendships with other people) After her husband died she built a new set of social relations.adverbspurely social (=just for meeting or talking to someone, not for business) The invitation is nothing to do with work – my reason for asking you is purely social.

词组	social
释义	social /ˈsəʊʃəl $ ˈsoʊ-/ adjective 1. relating to society or to people in generalnounsa social class/group People from different social classes began to meet each other.social status (=low or high position within society) Marriage to a rich woman could improve a young man’s social status.social change/reform During that time, the country experienced major social change.social history (=dealing with people’s lives, not with politics or wars) She called for more social history to be taught in schools.social problems/issues The government must address social problems such as poor housing.social conditions The social conditions at the time created an atmosphere of revolution.social justice (=when all social groups are treated fairly) People in the upper classes had little concern for social justice.social equality (=when all people are treated as equal) The book argues that social equality is not necessarily a good thing.social deprivation (=very bad living conditions) In the richest countries, there are still areas of incredible social deprivation.social exclusion (=when some people feel that they do not belong in society) We welcome the government’s aim of tackling social exclusion.social cohesion (=when there are good relationships between different social groups) The policy was designed to create racial harmony and therefore improve social cohesion.social mores (=customs, social behaviour and moral values within a society) It can take years for a Westerner to fully understand social mores in Korea.2. relating to meeting people, forming relationships with them, and spending time with themnounssocial life (=activities that involve being with other people for pleasure) He has an active social life and has many friends.social skills (=the ability to deal with people easily) In school, the children also learn social skills.social graces (=good and polite behaviour towards other people) He lacked social graces, but he was kind-hearted.social contact/interaction Work provides social contact.a social call (=a visit because you want to have a friendly talk or meeting, not for business) This is purely a social call – I just came to say hello.social relations (=friendships with other people) After her husband died she built a new set of social relations.adverbspurely social (=just for meeting or talking to someone, not for business) The invitation is nothing to do with work – my reason for asking you is purely social.
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