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

THESAURUSsomeone who is outgoing is lively and confident and enjoys meeting and talking to people► outgoing

someone who is outgoing is lively and confident and enjoys meeting and talking to people: She’s so outgoing and fun to talk to. I admire his outgoing personality.

► extroverted

extroverted means the same as outgoing but sounds more formal and scientific: Extroverted people often make good salespeople, because they like talking to others.

► sociable

someone who is sociable is friendly and enjoys being with other people. Sociable sounds more formal than outgoing: Brendan is a sociable child who plays well with other children.

► gregarious

someone who is gregarious is friendly and loves to talk to people: She’s a gregarious woman who can always be found in a crowd of friends.

► affable

formal friendly, relaxed, and easy to like. You can also use affable about someone’s personality or expression: As an attorney, Williams was affable but tough.

► genial

formal friendly and kind. Genial sounds slightly literary: Our host was genial and welcoming.

► expansive

liking to talk or willing to talk a lot. You can also use expansive about someone’s mood: He was in an expansive mood and called for us to come over to his table.

► demonstrative

showing your feelings easily, especially in a physical way: My uncle was loud and demonstrative, always hugging us or ruffling our hair.

friendly and liking to be with other people► sociable

friendly and liking to be with other people: a sociable likeable woman

► outgoing

liking to meet and talk to new people: an outgoing popular girl

► extroverted

confident and enjoying being with other people: an extroverted salesman

► gregarious

friendly and enjoying being and talking with other people: a gregarious man who loves telling stories

► affable

friendly and easy to talk to: an affable man in his forties

► genial

cheerful, kind, and friendly: a big genial man

► convivial

formal a convivial situation is friendly and pleasant and full of people: convivial church suppers

单词	affably
释义	affableaffable /ˈæfəbəl/ adjective Etymology ETYMOLOGYaffable Origin: 1400-1500 French Latin affabilis, from affari, from ad- to + fari to speak Thesaurus THESAURUSsomeone who is outgoing is lively and confident and enjoys meeting and talking to people► outgoing someone who is outgoing is lively and confident and enjoys meeting and talking to people: She’s so outgoing and fun to talk to. I admire his outgoing personality. ► extroverted extroverted means the same as outgoing but sounds more formal and scientific: Extroverted people often make good salespeople, because they like talking to others. ► sociable someone who is sociable is friendly and enjoys being with other people. Sociable sounds more formal than outgoing: Brendan is a sociable child who plays well with other children. ► gregarious someone who is gregarious is friendly and loves to talk to people: She’s a gregarious woman who can always be found in a crowd of friends. ► affable formal friendly, relaxed, and easy to like. You can also use affable about someone’s personality or expression: As an attorney, Williams was affable but tough. ► genial formal friendly and kind. Genial sounds slightly literary: Our host was genial and welcoming. ► expansive liking to talk or willing to talk a lot. You can also use expansive about someone’s mood: He was in an expansive mood and called for us to come over to his table. ► demonstrative showing your feelings easily, especially in a physical way: My uncle was loud and demonstrative, always hugging us or ruffling our hair. friendly and liking to be with other people► sociable friendly and liking to be with other people: a sociable likeable woman ► outgoing liking to meet and talk to new people: an outgoing popular girl ► extroverted confident and enjoying being with other people: an extroverted salesman ► gregarious friendly and enjoying being and talking with other people: a gregarious man who loves telling stories ► affable friendly and easy to talk to: an affable man in his forties ► genial cheerful, kind, and friendly: a big genial man ► convivial formal a convivial situation is friendly and pleasant and full of people: convivial church suppers friendly and easy to talk to: an affable guy► see thesaurus at outgoing, sociable [Origin: 1400–1500 French, Latin affabilis, from affari, from ad- to + fari to speak]—affably adverb—affability /ˌæfəˈbɪlət̮i/ noun [uncountable]
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