英语词汇“companionable”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

companionable

/kəmˈpanjənəb(ə)l

adjective

1Friendly and sociable: a companionable young man...

Annoyingly, they have for the most part turned out to be pleasant, companionable, warm, decent folk.
He loves me because he believes I am beautiful, and we are generally companionable.
Second, try to be at least a little companionable while we're stuck here.

Synonyms

friendly, affable, cordial, genial, congenial, amiable, easy-going, approachable, sympathetic, well disposed, good-natured, neighbourly, hospitable, comradely, easy to get along with;

sociable, convivial, outgoing, extrovert, extroverted, gregarious, company-loving, hail-fellow-well-met

informal chummy, pally

British informal matey

North American informal buddy-buddy, clubby, regular

1.1(Of a situation) relaxed and pleasant because shared with friends or friendly people: they walked in companionable silence...

They are sharing, in a companionable silence somehow caught on camera, a moment of profound reflection and thought.
After that remark, the three friends kept to a companionable silence.
It was that nice companionable silence again, and I enjoyed it.

Derivatives

companionability

noun ...

At first she is charmed by them, and comforted by the companionability of the housekeeper, Mrs. Grose.
Observers noted a growth in the number of married women workers, the decrease in family size, the increased companionability of working class marriages, and the emergence of an apparently reformed working class masculinity.
For anyone traveling alone, or someone who is naturally gregarious, the cheery companionability of the other guests might have been fun.

companionableness

noun ...

While the plants originated in the tropics, their companionableness seems to have been a North American discovery.
Thoreau was wedded to Nature not so much for her beauty as for delight in her high companionableness.
On leaving Oxford in 1893 he was for some years a clerk in the House of Commons, where his quick interest and companionableness made him widely popular and where a pleasant life seemed before him.

companionably

/kəmˈpaniənəbli

/ adverb ...

A few minutes earlier, the two women had been standing together, talking companionably, and now they were snatching and clawing at each other.
Dolly sits by my side companionably while Harry rootles about in the shadows, safe in the knowledge that his muddy paws and dampened fur will be towelled clean and dry when we go back inside.
I fixed him some dinner and we sat companionably on the couch.

Origin

Early 17th century: alteration of obsolete companiable, influenced by companion¹.

单词	companionable
释义	companionable /kəmˈpanjənəb(ə)l / adjective 1Friendly and sociable: a companionable young man... Annoyingly, they have for the most part turned out to be pleasant, companionable, warm, decent folk. He loves me because he believes I am beautiful, and we are generally companionable. Second, try to be at least a little companionable while we're stuck here. Synonyms friendly, affable, cordial, genial, congenial, amiable, easy-going, approachable, sympathetic, well disposed, good-natured, neighbourly, hospitable, comradely, easy to get along with; sociable, convivial, outgoing, extrovert, extroverted, gregarious, company-loving, hail-fellow-well-met informal chummy, pally British informal matey North American informal buddy-buddy, clubby, regular 1.1(Of a situation) relaxed and pleasant because shared with friends or friendly people: they walked in companionable silence... They are sharing, in a companionable silence somehow caught on camera, a moment of profound reflection and thought. After that remark, the three friends kept to a companionable silence. It was that nice companionable silence again, and I enjoyed it. Derivatives companionability noun ... At first she is charmed by them, and comforted by the companionability of the housekeeper, Mrs. Grose. Observers noted a growth in the number of married women workers, the decrease in family size, the increased companionability of working class marriages, and the emergence of an apparently reformed working class masculinity. For anyone traveling alone, or someone who is naturally gregarious, the cheery companionability of the other guests might have been fun. companionableness noun ... While the plants originated in the tropics, their companionableness seems to have been a North American discovery. Thoreau was wedded to Nature not so much for her beauty as for delight in her high companionableness. On leaving Oxford in 1893 he was for some years a clerk in the House of Commons, where his quick interest and companionableness made him widely popular and where a pleasant life seemed before him. companionably /kəmˈpaniənəbli / adverb ... A few minutes earlier, the two women had been standing together, talking companionably, and now they were snatching and clawing at each other. Dolly sits by my side companionably while Harry rootles about in the shadows, safe in the knowledge that his muddy paws and dampened fur will be towelled clean and dry when we go back inside. I fixed him some dinner and we sat companionably on the couch. Origin Early 17th century: alteration of obsolete companiable, influenced by companion¹.
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