| 单词 | vibe |
| 释义 | vibe (vaɪb ) Word forms: vibes 1. countable noun [usually plural] Vibes are the good or bad atmosphere that you sense with a person or in a place. [informal] Sorry, Chris, but I have bad vibes about this guy. [+ about] You don't see a vibe like you see in Manchester on a Saturday night in any other city in western Europe. 2. plural noun Vibes are the same as a vibraphone. [informal] ...a variety of other instruments, including vibes, cello, bass, accordion and clarinet. Collocations: laid-back vibe It was a pretty laid-back vibe, the people were fun, my playing improved a lot, and I came back speaking quite fluently. Times, Sunday Times (2008) I love the laid-back vibe. The Sun (2013) The place has a great laid-back vibe that appeals to surfers and families alike. The Sun (2016) You're exuding confidence and others are drawn to your positive vibe, so use this to your advantage to get you where you want to be. The Sun Devotees of these classes talk of a strong family feeling that only bolsters the positive vibe. Times, Sunday Times There has been a positive vibe at the club that comes with going through. Times, Sunday Times And when he's comfortable enough to show his love openly it gives the relationship a positive vibe. The Sun The fact that they reached any deal shows that both sides wanted to project a positive vibe. Times, Sunday Times |
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