likable

英 [ˈlaɪkəbl]

美 [ˈlaɪkəbl]

adj.  可爱的; 讨人喜欢的

COCA.14642

柯林斯词典

• → see:likeable

英英释义

adj

• easy to like
  1. an attractive and likable young man
  Synonym:likeable
• (of characters in literature or drama) evoking empathic or sympathetic feelings
  1. the sympathetic characters in the play
  Synonym:sympatheticappealinglikeable

双语例句

• They are just naturally likable.
  这些人与生俱来就让你喜欢。
• Actually, studies show that people find happy people much more likable than their less-happy peers.
  实际上，研究表明人们发现快乐的人比不那么快乐的人更受欢迎。
• My mother is a generous person to her friends.
  把alikableperson改为agenerouspersontoherfriends后，限定成分比较具体明确，段落的其他部分只需要通过几个例证来说明“母亲对朋友很慷慨大方”即可。
• The mere exposure effect is simply seeing something makes it likable perhaps because it becomes comfortable and safe.
  它是说单纯看到某样东西就能使它变得让人喜欢，也许是因为看多了，就感到自在和安全。
• When he's not arresting you, Sergeant Crowley is a really likable guy.
  当克劳利警官不逮捕你的时候，他还真是个亲切讨人喜欢的人。
• At least, the way he's presented, he's a very likable character.
  起码，他表现出来的样子，是个非常讨喜的角色。
• I'm only an acquaintance of Bill Jones, but he seems a likable fellow.
  我只是认识比尔。琼斯，但他似乎是一个让人喜欢的伙伴。
• I'm in class and ordinary, but the students are very good to me and my relatives in not versatile, likable, but everybody loves me.
  我在班里并不起眼，但同学都对我很好，我在亲戚中并不多才多艺，讨人喜欢，可大家都很爱我。
• Are you likable to strangers or do people have to get to know you?
  你受陌生人喜爱，或者人们需要了解你？
• A likable person shouldn't speak ill of others when they have gone.
  一个受欢迎的人不应该在背后说别人的坏话。