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小词详解 | rapport
Bosses cultivate a personal rapport with politicians and financiers, which does not easily transfer from one generation to the next.
老板们与政客及金融家建立的个人交情难以代代相传。
——《经济学人》Mrs. Obama’s rapport with Laura Bush is less playful, but Mrs. Obama’s aides say it is no less genuine.
奥巴马夫人和劳拉·布什在一起时没有表现得那么活泼,但奥巴马夫人的助手们说,两人的融洽关系同样是真挚的。
——《纽约时报》
[名词] 一种密切而和谐的关系,在这种关系中,有关的人或团体相互理解对方的感受或想法,并沟通良好
主食匮乏造成价格上涨。但如果你和经销商关系好,好东西他们会任你先挑。
A dearth of staple foods caused the prices to go up. But if you have a good rapport with a dealer, they will always let you have first refusal on anything interesting.她过去常到区里新搬来的住家拜访,以招揽顾客。她懂得与客户建立密切和谐的关系的重要性。
She used to call at the houses of newcomers to the district, soliciting for custom. She understood the importance of establishing a close rapport with clients.
- He had very little rapport with his staff and his dispatches...
- Rapport. Very little rapport.
affinity: a natural liking for and understanding of someone or something bond: a relationship between people or groups based on shared feelings, interests, or experiences harmony: the state of being in agreement or concord