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Definition of rapport - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
mutual trustrelationship where people trust, respect, and understand each other
- They built rapport quickly during the project.
- The therapist established immediate rapport with the anxious teenager.
- Good rapport among teammates boosted overall performance.
Expressions with rapport
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develop a friendly relationship with someone
She quickly built rapport with her new colleagues.
build a friendly relationship with someone
She quickly developed a rapport with her new colleagues.
create friendly connection with someone, with shared confidence and understanding
They established rapport quickly during the first meeting.
in harmonious or sympathetic relationship
The team was en rapport, working smoothly towards their goal..
Origin of rapport
French, rapport (relationship)
Terms with rapport included in their meaning
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social rapport
sharing ideas or emotions, easily grasping another person
understanding
having mutual understanding or rapport
communication
absence of rapport or effective communication
social bonding
natural rapport, shared understanding and attraction between two people
talk
chat in a friendly way to persuade or build rapport
socializing
engaging in casual conversation to build rapport
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- French:relation de confiance, ...
- German:Verhältnis, ...
- Italian:intesa, ...
- Spanish:afinidad, ...
- Portuguese:empatia, ...
- Chinese:融洽, ...
- Japanese:ラポール, ...
- Arabic:تفاهم, ...
- Hebrew:קֶשֶׁר, ...
- Russian:взаимопонимание, ...
- Ukrainian:взаєморозуміння, ...
- Hindi:संबंध, ...
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