bonhomie

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Cameras in tow, hewould breeze into a company, dispensing blunt criticism, bonhomie and briskadvice in equal portions.
在攝像機(jī)的尾隨下，他常輕快地步入一家公司，針對恰當(dāng)?shù)牟糠痔岢鑫竦呐u，給出溫和但是一針見血的建議。
Such bonhomie has endeared him to colleagues, clients and analysts since his days as Total’s chief for the Middle East in the 1990s.
90年代以來他在中東當(dāng)Total的首席，如此溫和使他受同事、顧客和分析者鐘愛。
THE French president of the European Central Bank usually presides over his monthly press conference, which follows the monetary-policy meeting of the governing council, with an unruffled bonhomie.
法國人特里謝作為歐洲央行行長，通常在歐洲理事會(huì)的貨幣政策會(huì)議之后，以他溫和平靜的風(fēng)格主持召開自己的月度新聞發(fā)布會(huì)。

It doesn't matter that the bonhomie is as faux as the Vegas Eiffel Tower.
FORBES: Funny Business
The bonhomie quickly dissipated in a torrent of acrimony and blame that has recently become public.
NPR: Critique of Freedom Tower Leads to Redesign
The tone seems stuck at a lazy bonhomie, amusement for a rising, self-satisfied commercial class.
NEWYORKER: Haarlem Shuffle