Cliques Meaning in English
word · lemma: clique
ˈkɫɪks
KLIKS
klˈiːks
KLEEKS
释义
Small groups of people who spend time together and do not let others join them, often in schools or workplaces.
用法与细微差别
'Cliques' is usually used negatively to describe exclusion and lack of openness, especially in social settings like schools. Common with 'high school', 'office', or phrases like 'break into the cliques'. Do not confuse with 'friend group' (more neutral, inclusive).
Spanish: pandillas - grupos cerradosPortuguese (BR): panelinhas - grupinhosPortuguese (PT): panelinhas - grupinhosChinese (Simplified): 小圈子 - 派系Chinese (Traditional): 小圈子 - 派系Hindi: गुट - क्लिकArabic: شِلَل (مجموعات مغلقة)Bengali: জনসংখ্যাগোষ্ঠী - গোষ্ঠী (বন্ধুদের ছোট দল, বহিরাগতদের গ্রহণ না করে)Russian: клики - замкнутые группыJapanese: クリーク - 仲間内グループVietnamese: nhóm bè phái - nhóm bạn khép kínKorean: 집단 - 소모임 (배타적인 모임)Turkish: klik - gruplaşma (dışlayıcı küçük grup)Urdu: ٹولہ (گروہ، خاص کر جو دوسروں کو شامل نہ کرے)Indonesian: kelompok eksklusif - geng (tertutup)
例句
Some students feel left out because of the cliques at school.
basic
The office is full of different cliques.
basic
She avoided the cliques and made friends with everyone.
basic
It's hard to break into the cliques if you're new here.
natural
High school is famous for its cliques and drama.
natural
Don’t worry about the cliques—just be yourself.
natural