They do talk a lot with each other and have established a certain rapport.
他们谈论了很多问题,也建立了一定的默契。
VOA常速英语_娱乐
He immediately put the knife down and we built up a rapport.
然后他便立刻放下了。之后,我们便有了往来。
当月 CNN 10 学生英语 2021年10月合集
CNN reporter Anna Stewart has an awesome rapport with turkeys.
CNN记者Anna Stewart和火鸡相处得非常好。
NPR音讯 2019年8月合集
They have a very natural rapport, and they're big sort of oversized personalities.
二人相处融洽,而且他们的性格都很张扬。
TED演讲(视频版)双语精选
(Laughter) Even our digital apps -- they don't help us form any rapport or solidarity.
(笑声)甚至我们的电子程序-并不能对我们交流和团结产生任何帮助。
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Even our videoconferencing tools, they don't allow us to establish real rapport.
即使是我们的视频会议工具,也不允许我们建立真正的融洽关系。
演员对谈(双语精选)
You can tell, you have an amazing rapport with the camera. - It's a lot of fear.
可以看出来,你和镜头的关系非常融洽。- 我就是有很多恐惧。
时代周刊 (Time)
But I also developed an unexpected rapport with this interesting young woman who lived in my house.
但我也和住在我家里的这个有趣的年轻女人建立了一种意想不到的融洽关系。
NPR音讯 2021年9月合集
And Bennett never met Biden at all before today, so he tried to establish a personal rapport.
贝内特在今天之前从未见过拜登,因此他试图建立个人关系。
英语百科
Rapport
Rapport is a close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well.
The word stems from the old French verb rapporter which means literally to carry something back; and, in the sense of how people relate to each other means that what one person sends out the other sends back. For example, they may realize that they share similar values, beliefs, knowledge, or behaviors around politics, music or sports.