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单词 sociable
释义
sociable
adjective
approving
uk
/ˈsəʊ.ʃə.bəl/us
/ˈsoʊ.ʃə.bəl/
B1
Sociablepeoplelike tomeetandspendtimewith otherpeople:
好交际的；善于社交的；合群的
Rob's very sociable - helikesparties.罗布非常喜欢社交——他喜欢聚会。
I had aheadacheand I wasn'tfeelingvery sociable.我头痛，不想参加社交活动。
Synonym
gregarious
Opposite
unsociable
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
behaving in a kind and pleasant way
  • friendlyI like his sister - she's so friendly.
  • niceHer boyfriend is really nice.
  • amiableShe was perfectly amiable.
  • genialOur genial host led us to our room.
  • congenialHe's very congenial and so quite likeable.
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involvingpeopleenjoyingthemselves together andbehavingin afriendlyway towards each other:
Theeventpromisestoprovidearelaxedand sociableatmospherewherefanscanminglewithstars.
Thesewindsturnyachtingfrom agentle, sociablepastimeinto athrillingadventuresportfor those whoknowwhat they're doing.
More examples
  • He made noattemptto be sociable.
  • She's a very sociablechild.
  • I'm going to make aneffortto be abitmore sociable.
  • I shall be abitmore sociable when myexamsare over.
  • The sociablebehaviouroflionsisconsideredatypicalof thecatfamily.
  • Changes couldincludeleavingthecarathomeforshortjourneysandwalkinginstead, ortryinga sociablepastimesuch asdancing.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Friendly
  • affability
  • affable
  • affably
  • affiliative
  • agreeableness
  • conviviality
  • convivially
  • cordial
  • cordiality
  • cordially
  • hospitality
  • inseparable
  • intimacy
  • intimately
  • the human touch
  • togetherness
  • twinkly
  • warmly
  • warmth
  • welcoming
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(Definition ofsociablefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
sociable
adjective
approving
uk
/ˈsəʊ.ʃə.bəl/us
/ˈsoʊ.ʃə.bəl/
B1
(alsosocial)
Sociablepeoplelike tomeetandspendtimewith otherpeople.
好交际的；善于社交的；合群的
Rob's very sociable - helikesparties.罗布非常喜欢社交——他喜欢聚会。
I had aheadacheand I wasn'tfeelingvery sociable.我头痛，不想参加社交活动。
Opposite
unsociable
More examples
  • He made noattemptto be sociable.
  • She's a very sociablechild.
  • I'm going to make aneffortto be abitmore sociable.
  • I shall be abitmore sociable when myexamsare over.
  • The sociablebehaviouroflionsisconsideredatypicalof thecatfamily.

sociable| American Dictionary

sociable
adjective
us
/ˈsoʊ·ʃə·bəl/
likingto be withpeople;friendly:
The newsalesrepissavvyand sociable.
(Definition ofsociablefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsociable

sociable
The reliance upon community organisations for the distribution of questionnaires ran the risk of reaching only those who were more active, mobile andsociable.
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Even the comparativelysociableare reluctant to use hostels and day centres for homeless people, through fear of violence, intimidation and disturbance from younger clients.
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He will be remembered for his contributions and for his open, friendly,sociableand encouraging manner.
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A criminal act is a social, though generally notsociable, act occurring in a social setting and implicated in a society's cultural and structural framework.
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Men were naturallysociable, and sovereignty was established for the common good.
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One example would be the child who displayed immediatesociablebehavior toward the experimenter but then showed strong wariness of her.
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It offers an opportunity to besociableand have fun in ways that both reflect, and avowedly move beyond, the dancers' teenage years.
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The organization of the very spontaneous andsociableinteractions described here was often quite different from that predominating in more focused, task-oriented settings.
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The authors present a new recipe for asociablecity of tomorrow with twelve building block ingredients.
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There are differing views on the relative merits of grandparent care and more formal but possibly moresociablesettings.
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He was the first member of the study to reach 100 years and an extremelysociableman throughout the time that we knew him.
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All the girls are relativelysociable, with friends in the school.
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It is obvious that social and international relations would greatly benefit if people were happier, more reasonable and moresociable.
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The author visualises further developments in which asociablerobot would be able to learn from its experience.
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She had always been verysociablebut no longer felt like it and was less able.
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