bonhomie
英 ['bɒnəmiː; ,bɒnə'miː]
美 [ˌbɑːnəˈmiː]
GRE
bonhomie 欢快友好的感觉来自法语。bon, 好。hom, 人，同human.
- bonhomie (n.)
- "good nature," 1803, from French bonhomie "good nature, easy temper," from bonhomme "good man" (with unusual loss of -m-), from bon "good" (see bon) + homme "man," from Latin homo (see homunculus).
- 1. He was full of bonhomie.
- 他非常友善。
来自辞典例句
- 2. Some compensate by disguise, affecting the accent , posture , and bonhomie of the well - bred.
- 有些人乔装打扮, 弥补缺陷,故意模仿门第高贵的人的言行举止和温文尔雅.
来自辞典例句
