| 单词 | Francophile |
| 释义 | Francophile (once / 113648 pages) n A Francophile is a person who loves France, French things, and French people. If you start wearing a beret and carrying a baguette around with you, your friends will assume you're a Francophile. Francophiles have a special appreciation for all things French: they might admire the language, envy the country's inhabitants, or prefer to buy food that's made in France. If you're a Francophile who's never traveled to France, you can save your money for this purpose, in the meantime learning to speak French and dining on Brie and Champagne whenever you can. Francophile combines Franco-, "French," and -phile, "one that loves." WORD FAMILYFrancophile: Francophiles USAGE EXAMPLESFor someone who confessed not having “a back-up plan at all,” she was fortunate as a Francophile to have worked with Chanel for 10 years. Los Angeles Times(Nov 17, 2016) After eating that dish, a Francophile friend pronounced, “Downtown finally has its La Grenouille.” New York Times(Nov 01, 2016) B4, as locals call it, is a popular hangout for Francophiles and, yes, local winemakers. Seattle Times(Oct 12, 2016) n an admirer of France and everything French Syn|Hyper Francophil admirer, booster, champion, friend, protagonist, supporter a person who backs a politician or a team etc. |
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