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fraternize

/ˈfræt.ər.naɪz/

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verb

/ˈfræt.ər.naɪz/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по общению или установлению дружеских отношений с кем-либо, особенно когда такое поведение считается неуместным или запрещённым.

A verb used to indicate the act of associating or forming friendly relationships with someone, especially when such behavior is considered inappropriate or forbidden.

  1. Associate in a friendly wayC1formal

    To associate or socialize in a friendly, often informal manner, especially with people one is not supposed to be friendly with (e.g., in a military or professional context).

    ruОбщаться по-дружески

    • The soldiers were ordered not to fraternize with the enemy.
    • Managers are discouraged from fraternizing with their subordinates.
    • They were seen fraternizing with the rival team after the match.

    Synonymsassociateconsorthobnobkeep companyminglemix

    Antonymsavoidostracizerebuffshunsnub

  2. Socialize or mingleC1formal

    To spend time with someone in a friendly and sociable way.

    ruОбщаться

    • He enjoys fraternizing with his colleagues at office parties.
    • The guests fraternized easily at the reception.
    • She tends to fraternize with people from different cultures.

    Synonymsassociateconsorthang outhobnobkeep companyminglemix

    Antonymsavoidcold-shoulderostracizeshunsnub

Forms
  • fraternised past participle
  • fraternized past participle
  • fraternised past simple
  • fraternized past simple
  • fraternising present participle
  • fraternizing present participle
  • fraternises third person singular
  • fraternizes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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