Rapport

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/ræˈpɔr/



n. (名詞 noun)



          1.    交往;密切關係

          2.    和諧一致





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–noun 

relation; connection, esp. harmonious or sympathetic relation: a teacher trying to establish close rapport with students. 



—Synonyms 

fellowship, camaraderie, understanding.





The Columbia Guide to Standard American English



rapport (n.)   

 

pronounced ra-POR, rah-POR, or ruh-POR, means "a close, understanding relationship": Their rapport had grown and developed over the years. 



When it combines, the noun usually takes with, between, or among: She has good rapport with her family. The sisters have great rapport between [among] themselves. 





　

Q: What was your working relationship with Jean-Paul Belmondo, for it seems to be such a rapport on the screen.