greet each other的意思

greet each other中文翻譯：

彼此問候

打招呼

相似詞語短語

each other───pron.（用作動詞或介詞的賓語）互相，彼此；彼此，互相

complement each other───相得益彰；相成

with each other───一起; 彼此；互相

hug each other───互相擁抱

to each other───對彼此

help each other───互相幫助；互助

learn from each other───互相學習

clinging onto each other───相互依附

divisible by each other───可分的

雙語使用場景

Singaporeans shake hands when they meet and often also greet each other with a polite bow.───新加坡人見面時握手，也經常禮貌地鞠躬問候對方。

People often greet each other (particularly women) with light cheek kisses.───人們（尤其女性之間）打招呼的常見方式是輕輕地吻一下對方的臉頰。

People often greet each other with light cheek kisses.───人們常常用親吻臉頰的方式問候對方。

Even among the rubble it is possible to hear neighbours greet each other and visitors with polite humour.───即使在廢墟中，人們仍可能聽到鄰居們以良好的情緒，禮貌地問候彼此和來訪者。

One day I said hello back. We continued to greet each other day after day.───有一天我回應了他的問候，接下來，我們就一直互相問候著。

We are let into a wonderful world, we meet one another here, greet each other--and wander together for a brief moment.───我們來到這個美好的世界里，彼此相逢，彼此問候，并結伴同游一段短暫的時間。

Most people around the world now greet each other by shaking hands, but some cultures use other greetings as well.───現在世界上大多數人以見面握手來互相問候，但有些文化背景下的人會采取另外一些問候方式。

In other countries people greet each other with a firm handshake, a loving hug, a bow or simply a nod of the head.───在其他國家，人們打招呼時緊緊地握手，或親切的擁抱，或鞠躬，或只是點點頭。

We don't know when you and your benevolent brothers and sisters will greet each other, but each passing day brings that grand time closer.───我們不知道何時你們和你們的仁慈兄弟姐妹將彼此問候，但是每天的過去都在把這個日期帶得更近。

英語使用場景

Neem trees are considered fair game in the village. And Shahabpuris greet each other sparingly.

We now greet each other like old friends.

They greet each other; hold hands, laugh with pleasure.

In some cultures, people traditionally greet each other by rubbing noses.

The Polynesian people greet each other Aloha when they meet.

It seemed to Elizabeth that it took people half an hour to greet each other each day.

People may go from house to house with their gifts of eggs to greet each other again after the separation of winter.