gregarious

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Animalsgregariousgre‧gar‧i‧ous /ɡrɪˈɡeəriəs $ -ˈɡer-/ adjective 1 FRIENDLYfriendly and preferring to be with other people SYN sociable OPP solitary2 technicalHBA gregarious animals tend to live in a group OPP solitary —gregariously adverb —gregariousness noun [uncountable]Examples from the Corpusgregarious• Away from the territories the birds remain gregarious.• Colleagues call the former Democratic deputy whip gregarious and determined; he is a leading figure in the Latino world.• Kim is gregarious and fun-loving.• He throws gregarious comments at will into his customers' conversations, in between serving drinks.• Now, I was a moderately gregarious fellow.• She can be as engaging at public events as her gregarious husband.• A gregarious single woman in her mid-thirties, she came to me feeling atrophied in her position with a major insurance company.• Dolphins were happy, gregarious surface dwellers.Origin gregarious (1600-1700) gregarius, from grex “group of animals”

单词	gregarious
释义	gregarious From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Animalsgregariousgre‧gar‧i‧ous /ɡrɪˈɡeəriəs $ -ˈɡer-/ adjective 1 FRIENDLYfriendly and preferring to be with other people SYN sociable OPP solitary2 technicalHBA gregarious animals tend to live in a group OPP solitary —gregariously adverb —gregariousness noun [uncountable]Examples from the Corpusgregarious• Away from the territories the birds remain gregarious.• Colleagues call the former Democratic deputy whip gregarious and determined; he is a leading figure in the Latino world.• Kim is gregarious and fun-loving.• He throws gregarious comments at will into his customers' conversations, in between serving drinks.• Now, I was a moderately gregarious fellow.• She can be as engaging at public events as her gregarious husband.• A gregarious single woman in her mid-thirties, she came to me feeling atrophied in her position with a major insurance company.• Dolphins were happy, gregarious surface dwellers.Origin gregarious (1600-1700) gregarius, from grex “group of animals”
随便看	under the pretext that under the provisions of under the provisions of something under the rules to the rules under the rules/according to the rules under the same roof one roof under the same roof/under one roof under the same under one roof under the shadow of under the spotlight under the spotlights under the stars under the stern etc) eye of under the surface under the table under the umbrella of under the watchful etc eye of under the weather under the weight of under the weight of something under threat under tow under tutelage under warranty under watchful eye