pally UK
ˈpæli
pallierpalliest
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Definition of pally - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
socialUKbeing friendly and approachableUK
  • His pally nature made him popular.
amiable approachable friendly
2.
friendlinessUKfriendly or on familiar terms with someoneUK
  • They were quite pally at the party.
amicable chummy
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Expressions with pally

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act in a friendly way with someone
She is pally with her new classmates.
become friends with someone
They decided to pally up during the trip.
become friendly or close with someone
He tried to get pally with the new manager.

Origin of pally

English, pal (friend) + -ly (like)

Examples of pally in a sentence

  • His pally attitude made him easy to talk to.
  • He's always been pally with his neighbors.
  • The two colleagues became pally over time.

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  1. French:amical, ...
  2. German:freundlich, kumpelhaft, ...
  3. Italian:amichevole, ...
  4. Spanish:amigable, ...
  5. Portuguese:amigável, ...
  6. Chinese:友好的, 亲密的, ...
  7. Japanese:親しみやすい, 親しい, ...
  8. Arabic:وَدود, حَميمي, ...
  9. Hebrew:חַבְרִי, חַבְרָמָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:дружелюбный, на короткой ноге, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дружелюбний, дружній, ...
  12. Hindi:मिलनसार, घुला-मिला, ...

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