acquaintanceship with [sb]
常用作可数名词,与with连用表示与某人的相识关系。
She had a brief acquaintanceship with the author.
她和那位作者有过短暂的相识。
相识, 认识, 交往关系
acquaintanceships — plural of acquaintanceship
相识状态;相识关系;相识;认识;交往关系
a relationship less intimate than friendship
相识状态
The state of being acquainted.
相识关系
A relationship as acquaintances.
Their acquaintanceship began at a conference.
他们的相识始于一次会议。
用法提示:这里 acquaintanceship 表示开始相识的关系,是名词。
After years of casual acquaintanceship, they finally became close friends.
经过多年的泛泛之交,他们终于成了亲密的朋友。
用法提示:acquaintanceship 指一种不太深入的认识关系,常带修饰语。
The acquaintanceship between the two families was maintained through holiday cards.
两个家庭之间的交往关系通过节日贺卡得以维持。
用法提示:acquaintanceship 表示家庭之间的交往关系,是正式用法。
常用作可数名词,与with连用表示与某人的相识关系。
She had a brief acquaintanceship with the author.
她和那位作者有过短暂的相识。
指主动开始一段相识关系。
He struck up an acquaintanceship with a fellow traveler.
他与一位旅伴攀谈起来,开始了相识。
强调两者之间的相识关系。
The acquaintanceship between the two colleagues was professional.
这两位同事之间的相识关系是工作性质的。
grammar · medium
易错句子He is my acquaintanceship.
正确表达He is my acquaintance.
acquaintanceship 表示‘相识关系’,不能指代人。应使用 acquaintance 表示‘相识的人’。
grammar · medium
易错句子I have an acquaintanceship to him.
正确表达I have an acquaintanceship with him.
表示‘与某人相识’时,搭配介词应为 with,而非 to。
“acquaintance”主要指“认识的人”,而“acquaintanceship”指“认识关系”或“交往关系”,二者含义不同。
“friendship”强调亲密的情感联系,而“acquaintanceship”仅指一般的认识或交往,关系较浅。
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