Definition of simpatico in English:

simpatico

adjectivesɪmˈpatɪkəʊsimˈpadəˌkō

1(of a person) likeable and easy to get on with.
（人）讨人喜欢的；容易相处的
the inspector was a charming man, so simpatico
an elegant, simpatico boy whom I often saw and talked to
Example sentencesExamples
- George is obviously a simpatico friend, but can't resist subtly skewering his pals.
- In this film, all the men except Gramp, McCrea's boss and Rogers' simpatico friend, are unevolved or uncaring.
- But once you have a simpatico Minister, it changes things from the top.
- Ultimately one has to wonder, if it hadn't been for gay men - and simpatico women such as Singer and Baeumler - would there ever have been a Mae West?
- Indulging your passions and interests is another method of meeting simpatico folk.
- But music proved good therapy too, and she and Cafiso started looking around for simpatico band members in the hope that their album might eventually see the light of day.
- But Shields manages to make whatever kind of monster he's playing simpatico and even to some extent tragic.
- If you think your physician isn't open [to hearing about your dreams], first of all you might re-evaluate whether you want a more simpatico physician.
- She recites Woolf's suicide note from memory to a simpatico publisher she's dating.
- Fisher and the others are like studio session players for a country singer: simpatico but anonymous.
- She has spawned a new kind of icon: the simpatico celebrity, rich and famous but also down-to-earth, approachable, real, willing to admit their flaws.
- He certainly gives the impression of being very well organised and has a good temperament - very simpatico, if you like - and normal.
- That's the impression I got when I first started exploring the subject, about 15 years ago, and even my closest friends and simpatico colleagues thought I was bonkers to write a whole book about them.
Synonyms
pleasant, nice, friendly, agreeable, affable, amiable, genial, civil, personable, charming, popular, clubbable, good-natured, engaging, warm, pleasing, appealing, endearing, convivial, congenial, winning, delightful, enchanting, attractive, winsome, fetching, captivating, lovable, adorable, sweet
1. 1.1 Having or characterized by shared attributes or interests; compatible.
  一致的；和谐的
  a simpatico relationship
  和谐的关系。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The trick is to remember that each wine and each food is made up of many components and it's the simpatico relationship between all of these components that makes for a successful pairing.
  He felt excited by his discoveries and wished there was someone simpatico whom he could share it with.
  Chef Shotts' current position involves his love for working with chocolate and a simpatico relationship with The Guittard Chocolate Company.
  So the fact that the two men might have similar political views, or a certain sort of simpatico relationship might work well commercially?
  The two obviously have a simpatico relationship and their working methods, however different they might be individually, complement one another in a seemingly natural manner.
  Synonyms
  endearing, adorable, lovable, appealing, engaging, charming, enchanting, captivating, winsome, winning, attractive, lovely, nice, pleasant, delightful, angelic, sweet, darling

Origin

Italian and Spanish.

Definition of simpatico in US English:

simpatico

adjectivesimˈpadəˌkō

1(of a person) likable and easy to get along with.
（人）讨人喜欢的；容易相处的
Example sentencesExamples
- Indulging your passions and interests is another method of meeting simpatico folk.
- That's the impression I got when I first started exploring the subject, about 15 years ago, and even my closest friends and simpatico colleagues thought I was bonkers to write a whole book about them.
- She has spawned a new kind of icon: the simpatico celebrity, rich and famous but also down-to-earth, approachable, real, willing to admit their flaws.
- But Shields manages to make whatever kind of monster he's playing simpatico and even to some extent tragic.
- But once you have a simpatico Minister, it changes things from the top.
- In this film, all the men except Gramp, McCrea's boss and Rogers' simpatico friend, are unevolved or uncaring.
- But music proved good therapy too, and she and Cafiso started looking around for simpatico band members in the hope that their album might eventually see the light of day.
- Fisher and the others are like studio session players for a country singer: simpatico but anonymous.
- She recites Woolf's suicide note from memory to a simpatico publisher she's dating.
- George is obviously a simpatico friend, but can't resist subtly skewering his pals.
- If you think your physician isn't open [to hearing about your dreams], first of all you might re-evaluate whether you want a more simpatico physician.
- He certainly gives the impression of being very well organised and has a good temperament - very simpatico, if you like - and normal.
- Ultimately one has to wonder, if it hadn't been for gay men - and simpatico women such as Singer and Baeumler - would there ever have been a Mae West?
Synonyms
pleasant, nice, friendly, agreeable, affable, amiable, genial, civil, personable, charming, popular, clubbable, good-natured, engaging, warm, pleasing, appealing, endearing, convivial, congenial, winning, delightful, enchanting, attractive, winsome, fetching, captivating, lovable, adorable, sweet
1. 1.1 Having or characterized by shared attributes or interests; compatible.
  一致的；和谐的
  a simpatico relationship
  和谐的关系。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The two obviously have a simpatico relationship and their working methods, however different they might be individually, complement one another in a seemingly natural manner.
  The trick is to remember that each wine and each food is made up of many components and it's the simpatico relationship between all of these components that makes for a successful pairing.
  Chef Shotts' current position involves his love for working with chocolate and a simpatico relationship with The Guittard Chocolate Company.
  He felt excited by his discoveries and wished there was someone simpatico whom he could share it with.
  So the fact that the two men might have similar political views, or a certain sort of simpatico relationship might work well commercially?
  Synonyms
  endearing, adorable, lovable, appealing, engaging, charming, enchanting, captivating, winsome, winning, attractive, lovely, nice, pleasant, delightful, angelic, sweet, darling

Origin

Italian and Spanish.

单词	simpatico
释义	Definition of simpatico in English: simpatico adjectivesɪmˈpatɪkəʊsimˈpadəˌkō 1(of a person) likeable and easy to get on with. （人）讨人喜欢的；容易相处的 the inspector was a charming man, so simpatico an elegant, simpatico boy whom I often saw and talked to Example sentencesExamples George is obviously a simpatico friend, but can't resist subtly skewering his pals. In this film, all the men except Gramp, McCrea's boss and Rogers' simpatico friend, are unevolved or uncaring. But once you have a simpatico Minister, it changes things from the top. Ultimately one has to wonder, if it hadn't been for gay men - and simpatico women such as Singer and Baeumler - would there ever have been a Mae West? Indulging your passions and interests is another method of meeting simpatico folk. But music proved good therapy too, and she and Cafiso started looking around for simpatico band members in the hope that their album might eventually see the light of day. But Shields manages to make whatever kind of monster he's playing simpatico and even to some extent tragic. If you think your physician isn't open [to hearing about your dreams], first of all you might re-evaluate whether you want a more simpatico physician. She recites Woolf's suicide note from memory to a simpatico publisher she's dating. Fisher and the others are like studio session players for a country singer: simpatico but anonymous. She has spawned a new kind of icon: the simpatico celebrity, rich and famous but also down-to-earth, approachable, real, willing to admit their flaws. He certainly gives the impression of being very well organised and has a good temperament - very simpatico, if you like - and normal. That's the impression I got when I first started exploring the subject, about 15 years ago, and even my closest friends and simpatico colleagues thought I was bonkers to write a whole book about them. Synonyms pleasant, nice, friendly, agreeable, affable, amiable, genial, civil, personable, charming, popular, clubbable, good-natured, engaging, warm, pleasing, appealing, endearing, convivial, congenial, winning, delightful, enchanting, attractive, winsome, fetching, captivating, lovable, adorable, sweet 1.1 Having or characterized by shared attributes or interests; compatible. 一致的；和谐的 a simpatico relationship 和谐的关系。 Example sentencesExamples The trick is to remember that each wine and each food is made up of many components and it's the simpatico relationship between all of these components that makes for a successful pairing. He felt excited by his discoveries and wished there was someone simpatico whom he could share it with. Chef Shotts' current position involves his love for working with chocolate and a simpatico relationship with The Guittard Chocolate Company. So the fact that the two men might have similar political views, or a certain sort of simpatico relationship might work well commercially? The two obviously have a simpatico relationship and their working methods, however different they might be individually, complement one another in a seemingly natural manner. Synonyms endearing, adorable, lovable, appealing, engaging, charming, enchanting, captivating, winsome, winning, attractive, lovely, nice, pleasant, delightful, angelic, sweet, darling Origin Italian and Spanish. Definition of simpatico in US English: simpatico adjectivesimˈpadəˌkō 1(of a person) likable and easy to get along with. （人）讨人喜欢的；容易相处的 Example sentencesExamples Indulging your passions and interests is another method of meeting simpatico folk. That's the impression I got when I first started exploring the subject, about 15 years ago, and even my closest friends and simpatico colleagues thought I was bonkers to write a whole book about them. She has spawned a new kind of icon: the simpatico celebrity, rich and famous but also down-to-earth, approachable, real, willing to admit their flaws. But Shields manages to make whatever kind of monster he's playing simpatico and even to some extent tragic. But once you have a simpatico Minister, it changes things from the top. In this film, all the men except Gramp, McCrea's boss and Rogers' simpatico friend, are unevolved or uncaring. But music proved good therapy too, and she and Cafiso started looking around for simpatico band members in the hope that their album might eventually see the light of day. Fisher and the others are like studio session players for a country singer: simpatico but anonymous. She recites Woolf's suicide note from memory to a simpatico publisher she's dating. George is obviously a simpatico friend, but can't resist subtly skewering his pals. If you think your physician isn't open [to hearing about your dreams], first of all you might re-evaluate whether you want a more simpatico physician. He certainly gives the impression of being very well organised and has a good temperament - very simpatico, if you like - and normal. Ultimately one has to wonder, if it hadn't been for gay men - and simpatico women such as Singer and Baeumler - would there ever have been a Mae West? Synonyms pleasant, nice, friendly, agreeable, affable, amiable, genial, civil, personable, charming, popular, clubbable, good-natured, engaging, warm, pleasing, appealing, endearing, convivial, congenial, winning, delightful, enchanting, attractive, winsome, fetching, captivating, lovable, adorable, sweet 1.1 Having or characterized by shared attributes or interests; compatible. 一致的；和谐的 a simpatico relationship 和谐的关系。 Example sentencesExamples The two obviously have a simpatico relationship and their working methods, however different they might be individually, complement one another in a seemingly natural manner. The trick is to remember that each wine and each food is made up of many components and it's the simpatico relationship between all of these components that makes for a successful pairing. Chef Shotts' current position involves his love for working with chocolate and a simpatico relationship with The Guittard Chocolate Company. He felt excited by his discoveries and wished there was someone simpatico whom he could share it with. So the fact that the two men might have similar political views, or a certain sort of simpatico relationship might work well commercially? Synonyms endearing, adorable, lovable, appealing, engaging, charming, enchanting, captivating, winsome, winning, attractive, lovely, nice, pleasant, delightful, angelic, sweet, darling Origin Italian and Spanish.
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