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Meanings of rapport in inglés

portugués
afinidade

A relationship of mutual understanding or trust and agreement between people.

afinidade
Usage of rapport in inglés
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He was an inspiring teacher with a particular rapport with young scientists.
Pubmed
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Despite their differences, the two men shared a mostly polite stage rapport.
Reuters
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Trudy asks-oneof the best questions, she has discovered, for fostering rapport.
Those who save us
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Someone obviously had a rapport with the city similar to his own.
The evolutionary void
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Get friendly Trying to build rapport with the other side is key.
BBC
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Grigorieva said the two had a professional rapport before becoming romantically attached.
Reuters
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Not going to be easy to gain a foothold of rapport here.
A singular man
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Bales wrote that they knew each other and had a strong rapport.
Mortal Allies
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Besides, he told himself, his openness created a rapport with the natives.
Stories: all-new tales
10
They'd have as much rapport in the bedroom as they did elsewhere.
Midnight hero
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He finally managed to take control, yet was not fully en rapport.
Man of Many Minds
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Judith Churcher believed she'd had a deep and honest rapport with Wright.
A knife edge
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Light and shadow are nothing more than a rapport between two tones.
The Irish Times
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He claims that he's doing it because of his rapport with customers.
Wired
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Only when they joined minds did they have any kind of rapport.
The darkness before the dawn
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Their rapport showed in their eyes and they didn't need to speak.
Scorched Earth: A Future History of Planet Earth
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Translations for rapport
portugués
afinidade
Rapport through the time
Rapport across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common