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rapport

/ræˈpɔː/

/ræˈpɑr/

Translations

rapportnoun

rapports

/ræˈpɔː/

/ræˈpɑr/

The teacher had a good rapport with her students.

Учитель имел хорошее взаимопонимание со своими учениками.

Synonyms

rapportadjective

/ræˈpɔː/

/ræˈpɔr/

Used only attributively (as a noun modifier) to denote connection-building qualities, e.g. ‘rapport-building skills’.

rapportnoun

A close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well.

The teacher quickly established a good rapport with her students, making the classroom a positive learning environment.

A repeating unit of a design, especially the portion of wallpaper, textile, or printing plate that is repeated to create a continuous pattern.

The floral wallpaper has a rapport of twenty-four inches.

Correspondence or relation between things; connection.

There is little rapport between his theory and the experimental results.

rapportadjective

Used attributively: relating to, intended to build, or characterized by rapport.

The trainer emphasized rapport-building strategies to foster trust with clients.