bonhomie
温和
常用释义
英音[ ˈbɒnəmi ]
美音[ ˌbɑːnəˈmiː ]
基本释义
- n. 温和，和蔼；敦厚
例句
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1·He was full of bonhomie.他很友好。来源: 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
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2·The smell of liquor made his mouth water; the good humor and bonhomie between the other pullers made him lonely.酒的香味让他流口水；其他那些车夫之间诙谐和友好使他感觉孤独。
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3·Their eyes were full of friendliness and bonhomie.他们的眼睛里充满了友善与和蔼。
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4·He's a charismatic preacher and radiates bonhomie.他是一个传教士，为人宽厚。
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5·That bonhomie is perhaps most clearly felt by the city's artists.艺术家们最清楚地感受到了这个城市的温厚和敦良。
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6·The easy-going bonhomie has helped unite ten very diverse countries.这种祥和的氛围促使了10个截然不同的国家走到了一起。
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7·He had an irrepressible bonhomie, a networking sense and an uncanny memory for names and faces.他无比的亲切，拥有敏锐的人脉意识和超常的记忆人名字和面孔的能力。
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8·Obama and Bush, determined to put on a show of goodwill, shook hands and gave all the appearance of bonhomie.奥巴马和布什决定演出一场善意秀，他们互相握手，表面看起来一团和气。
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9·The “ASEAN way” involves consensus, bonhomie and progress that is at best incremental and often imperceptible.“东盟模式”包括一致、友好和进步。 这一模式往好了说有点进展，但是常常看不出什么进展。
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10·Such bonhomie has endeared him to colleagues, clients and analysts since his days as Total’s chief for the Middle East in the 1990s.90年代以来他在中东当Total的首席，如此温和使他受同事、顾客和分析者钟爱。
同义词
n.
温和，和蔼；敦厚