Fraternising Meaning in English

word · lemma: fraternise

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التعريف

To spend time with people in a friendly way, often people you are not supposed to, like people from an opposing group or side.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

More formal and often negative, especially about friendly behaviour with an 'enemy' or rival. Common in military, business, or workplace contexts. Usually spelled 'fraternizing' in American English, 'fraternising' in British English.

• Spanish: fraternizar - confraternizar
• Portuguese (BR): fraternizar - confraternizar
• Portuguese (PT): fraternizar - confraternizar
• Chinese (Simplified): 亲善来往 - 交好
• Chinese (Traditional): 親善來往 - 交好
• Hindi: मेल-जोल करना - दोस्ती करना
• Arabic: يخالط - يصادق
• Bengali: সখ্যতা করা - ঘনিষ্ঠ হওয়া (শত্রু বা প্রতিদ্বন্দ্বীর সঙ্গে)
• Russian: франтировать - сближаться (с противником)
• Japanese: 親しくする - 親交を持つ（敵対者と）
• Vietnamese: kết thân - thân mật (với đối phương)
• Korean: 어울리다 - 친하게 지내다 (적과)
• Turkish: samimi olmak - dostça davranmak (karşı tarafla)
• Urdu: دوستی کرنا - میل جول بڑھانا (مخالفین سے)
• Indonesian: kết thân - giao du thân mật (với đối thủ)

جمل نموذجية

She was warned about fraternising with employees from another company.

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People were suspicious of him because he was always fraternising with the other team.

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The soldiers were punished for fraternising with the locals.

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The school discourages students from fraternising with rivals during competitions.

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Rumors spread quickly when the manager was seen fraternising with competitors at a party.

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It’s not against the rules to be friendly, but fraternising too much can make things complicated.

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