单词:sociablenesses
n.
sociable的变形
sociable
['səuʃəbl]
adj.
交际的,社交的
好交际的;合群的
和蔼可亲的,友善的
群居的
【植物学】群集的
【数学】(整数循环)可交往的
n.
四轮四座马车;双座飞机;双座三轮摩托车;S形双人座椅
[主美国北部和中部英语] 社交聚会
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