Translations for „companionable“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

companionable [kəmˈpænjənəbl̩] ADJ

companionable

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English

And you write, (reading) we expect them to be companionable when we need them, and unobtrusive when we don't.

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Then the two men, total strangers just moments before, walk off together in a companionable embrace.

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He had a vein of quiet humour that made him a very companionable man.

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He may be an incompetent shepherd and a bit of a jinx, but he's a companionable and dependable guide on the trail.

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You're selling the lounge, the laundry, the communal spaces and the companionable environment many people want.

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At least with my wife we could sit in a companionable silence, but this was just awkward.

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They are so companionable, acting so much like old friends even when you meet them for the first time.

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As a social benefit, enjoying a meal in the company of others can provide an uplifting and companionable break in routine.

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I share a house with my elder son, and on many levels it's a practical, sensible and companionable arrangement.

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He was so companionable, and he'd shown such an easy way with the burrneshas.

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