| 单词 | fraternize |
| 释义 | frat·er·nize intransitive verb 1. a. < he sent a detachment of cavalry to reconnoiter the route again and fraternize with the Indians — Bernard De Voto > < guest of honor at a dinner … where he fraternized with seven prominent hoodlums — Polly Adler > < the militiamen were persuaded to lay down their arms and fraternize with the strikers — American Guide Series: Maryland > < greater opportunities for the people of the western nations to mingle and fraternize with each other — Saturday Review > b. < caught the men fraternizing > < the crime of fraternizing with foreigners — H.W.Carter > especially < by the first few weeks of occupation 70 percent of our troops had fraternized in husbandly fashion — John McPartland > c. 2. of animals < after mating, it is believed that the male lives alone and does not fraternize even with others of his own sex, while the female orang retires to bear her young alone — Weston La Barre > < still a few antelope in the cattle country; they fraternize easily with the domestic beasts — Tom Marvel > transitive verb archaic • frat·er·niz·er |
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