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hail-fellow-well-met

/ˈheɪl ˌfel.əʊ ˌwel ˈmet/

翻译: 过时形容词,形容一个人过度或表面地友好、爱交际,常带贬义,指对谁都自来熟、显得亲热而缺乏分寸。

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adjective

/ˈheɪl ˌfel.əʊ ˌwel ˈmet/C2formalbritish已废弃
  • zh过时形容词,形容一个人过度或表面地友好、爱交际,常带贬义,指对谁都自来熟、显得亲热而缺乏分寸。

An old-fashioned adjective describing someone who is excessively or superficially friendly and sociable.

  1. Heartily friendly and congenialC1informalbritish

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

    zh热情友善

    • He was a hail-fellow-well-met type, always ready with a joke and a slap on the back.
    • Her hail-fellow-well-met attitude made her popular at parties.
    • The new manager's hail-fellow-well-met demeanor put everyone at ease.

    同义词backslappingchummycordialeffusivefamiliargenialgregarioushospitablesociablewarm

    反义词aloofcoldreservedstandoffishunsociable

词形
  • more hail-fellow-well-met comparative form
  • most hail-fellow-well-met superlative form