常见短语
- Gregarious personality: 社交的个性
- Gregarious nature: 社交的本性
- Gregarious behavior: 社交的行为
- Gregarious individual: 好交际的人
- Gregarious spirit: 爱社交的精神
- Gregarious disposition: 好交际的性格
- Gregarious tendencies: 好交际的倾向
- Gregarious instincts: 社交的本能
- Gregarious attitude: 社交的态度
- Gregarious charm: 社交的魅力
- Gregarious interaction: 社交互动
- Gregarious networking: 社交网络
- Gregarious group: 社交群体
- Gregarious gathering: 社交聚会
- Gregarious conversations: 社交对话
- Gregarious engagement: 社交参与
- Gregarious community: 社交社区
- Gregarious circle: 社交圈子
- Gregarious friendliness: 社交友好
- Gregarious crowd: 热闹的人群
- Gregarious atmosphere: 社交氛围
- Gregarious event: 社交活动
- Gregarious networking: 社交网络活动
- Gregarious gathering: 热闹的聚会
- Gregarious personality traits: 社交的个性特征
- Gregarious tendencies: 好交际的倾向
- Gregarious demeanor: 社交的举止
- Gregarious communication: 社交沟通
- Gregarious gestures: 社交姿态
- Gregarious interests: 喜欢社交的兴趣
- Gregarious interactions: 社交互动
- Gregarious networking skills: 社交网络技巧
- Gregarious group dynamics: 社交群体的互动关系
- Gregarious atmosphere: 热闹的氛围
- Gregarious party: 爱社交的聚会
- Gregarious socializing: 爱社交的交际
- Gregarious personality traits: 社交的个性特征
- Gregarious behavior: 社交的行为
- Gregarious conversations: 社交的对话
- Gregarious nature: 社交的本性
- Gregarious charisma: 社交的魅力
- Gregarious friendships: 好交际的友谊
- Gregarious networking: 社交网络
- Gregarious community: 社交社区
- Gregarious gathering: 社交聚会
- Gregarious celebrations: 社交庆祝活动
- Gregarious interactions: 社交互动
- Gregarious teamwork: 团队合作
- Gregarious mentor: 社交导师
- Gregarious crowd: 热闹的人群
希望以上短语能够帮到你！
深度学习
gregarious (greg AIR ee us) This adjective, which means “sociable,” comes from the Latin for “belonging to a flock.” A gregarious person enjoys the company of others.
•Franz Kafka, who loved to live and work in solitude, was hardly what his acquaintances in Prague would call gregarious.
•The gregarious candidate greeted his constituency warmly from the podium.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
合群的（greg AIR ee us）这个形容词，意思是“合群的”，来自拉丁语中“属于一个群体”的意思。合群的人喜欢与他人作伴。
•弗朗茨·卡夫卡喜欢孤独地生活和工作，他在布拉格的熟人很难称之为合群。
•这位合群的候选人在讲台上热情地欢迎他的选民。
