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Перевод: rapport

[существительное]
связь ; взаимоотношения ; взаимопонимание; согласие
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Тезаурус:

1. They very swiftly get down to basics, ask pertinent questions, build up a rapport, and do so away from the rest of the party, away from the reporters and press cameras.
2. "Chimpanzees are so like us intellectually and physiologically, it's absurd to think that we can't have some kind of rapport."
3. As Jennifer Hunt (1984) showed in respect to her work on the police, these qualities can increase a female researcher's penetration in the field and facilitate the development of rapport.
4. This was used as one of the major defences of the British aid programme in Nepal which was to concentrate their efforts in villages with a predominant presence of ex-Gurkha soldiers which would encourage both better rapport between British field officers and farmers, as well as an (ex-) army-style sense of organisation, discipline and work-practice within the village itself.
5. We may be handling a horse and get a feeling that we are in tune with the horse and that it is accepting and even anticipating whatever we want to do: we are in rapport with the horse, and are communicating with the horse but in a way that is not through the other senses.
6. However, thanks to the efforts of Lord Dainton, and his rapport with Mrs Thatcher, whose tutor he was at Oxford, we are to get the New Library that in Bentley's day could not be thought of, though the Victorians created an ideal solution for their day.
7. Vivienne - with Bernie backing her up as Malcolm was in the States, having extended his visit after striking up a rapport with The New York Dolls at the time - talked me into doing it.
8. Rapport
9. Bernard Rhodes, for example, was always in the shop and he was always up for a chat I talked to him a lot and we struck up a rapport.
10. Establishing rapport is the process of getting on the right wavelength with someone - usually, but not inevitably, with someone you are meeting for the first time.
11. Most young readers, and I was one of them, were bored by the seeming ponderousness of so much of the narration and probably gave up too soon to grasp the understanding of the American Indian mind it offers and the rapport that can be achieved with an understanding white man, here the legendary "Hawkeye".
12. She struck up an effective rapport with the new Republican President of the United States, Ronald Reagan.
13. His early days underground working alongside miners on the coal-face have imbued him with a special rapport with the thousands of miners he now oversees as chairman of British Coal.