Fraternizing Meaning in English

word · lemma: fraternize

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Definición

Forming friendly or close relationships, especially with people who are supposed to be opponents or are not usually friendly with you.

Uso & Matices

Often used in formal or military contexts to describe unexpected or inappropriate friendliness, especially with enemies. Common in the phrase 'fraternizing with the enemy.' Can imply disapproval or breaking rules.

• Spanish: fraternizar - confraternizar
• Portuguese (BR): fraternizar - confraternizar
• Portuguese (PT): fraternizar - confraternizar
• Chinese (Simplified): 親善往來 - 交友（通常指敵對間）
• Chinese (Traditional): 親善往來 - 交友（通常指敵對間）
• Hindi: मित्रता करना - घुलना मिलना (आमतौर पर विरोधी पक्ष से)
• Arabic: يخالط - يصادق (غالبًا مع الأعداء)
• Bengali: বন্ধুত্ব পাতানো - মেলামেশা করা
• Russian: фратернизироваться - сближаться - заводить дружеские отношения
• Japanese: 親しくする - 親交を結ぶ
• Vietnamese: kết thân - giao du thân thiết
• Korean: 친목을 도모하다 - 사적으로 어울리다
• Turkish: samimi olmak - dostça ilişkiler kurmak
• Urdu: دوستی بڑھانا - میل جول رکھنا
• Indonesian: bergaul akrab - menjalin hubungan akrab

Oraciones de Ejemplo

The soldiers were warned against fraternizing with the local people.

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There’s nothing wrong with fraternizing at a company picnic, but keep it professional.

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She got in trouble for fraternizing with her boss outside of work.

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The company has strict rules about fraternizing between managers and employees.

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He was accused of fraternizing with the enemy during the war.

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Rumors spread quickly when people started fraternizing across department lines.

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