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hail-fellow

/ˈheɪl ˌfel.əʊ/

Traducción: Adjetivo algo anticuado que describe a una persona sociable, amistosa y afable, a menudo hasta el punto de una familiaridad excesiva o desenfadada.

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adjective

/ˈheɪl ˌfel.əʊ/C2formalbritishobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo algo anticuado que describe a una persona sociable, amistosa y afable, a menudo hasta el punto de una familiaridad excesiva o desenfadada.

An old-fashioned adjective describing someone who is sociable, friendly, and easygoing, often to the point of being overly familiar.

  1. Heartily friendly and congenialC1informalbritish

    Describes a person who is very friendly, sociable, and easy to get along with, often in a hearty or jovial manner.

    escampechano y cordial

    • He was a hail-fellow type, always ready with a joke and a slap on the back.
    • Her hail-fellow attitude made her popular at parties.
    • The new manager's hail-fellow approach helped him connect with the team quickly.

    Sinónimosaffableamiablecordialfriendlygenialgood-naturedheartyjovialoutgoingsociable

    Antónimosaloofcolddistantreservedunfriendlyunsociablewithdrawn

Formas
  • more hail-fellow comparative form
  • most hail-fellow superlative form