communing

/verb kuh-myoon; noun kom-yoon/US // verb kəˈmyun; noun ˈkɒm yun //UK // (kəˈmjuːn) //

沟通,交流,沟通的,沟通交流

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb

1
com·muned, com·mun·ing.
- : to converse or talk together, usually with profound intensity, intimacy, etc.; interchange thoughts or feelings.
- : to be in intimate communication or rapport: to commune with nature.

n.名词 noun

verbcommunicate, experience with another

Synonyms

Billed by the curators as a “dialogue,” the show is ultimately more like two voices communing in completely matched unison.
The year after reading it, “I began to wonder if I, too, could receive messages during my times of communing with God.”
I am not sure how helpful that is, except that the communing certainly keeps us from feeling totally isolated in our perplexity.
"Florimond was ever an indifferent swordsman," murmured Marius dreamily, as if communing with himself.
I feel convinced that this constant communing aloud with my dog saved my reason.
They were seated on the bed in Marys little room, with their arms around each other, communing in low and gentle tones.
The Sphinx of Mrs. Pagnell had been communing with himself unwontedly during the recent weeks.
When it reached him he retired from those around him, and remained for some time communing with his own heart and memory.

/verb kuh-myoon; noun kom-yoon/US // verb kəˈmyun; noun ˈkɒm yun //UK // (kəˈmjuːn) //

沟通,交流,沟通的,沟通交流

v.无主动词 verb

1
com·muned, com·mun·ing.
- : to converse or talk together, usually with profound intensity, intimacy, etc.; interchange thoughts or feelings.
- : to be in intimate communication or rapport: to commune with nature.

n.名词 noun

verbcommunicate, experience with another

Synonyms

Billed by the curators as a “dialogue,” the show is ultimately more like two voices communing in completely matched unison.
The year after reading it, “I began to wonder if I, too, could receive messages during my times of communing with God.”
I am not sure how helpful that is, except that the communing certainly keeps us from feeling totally isolated in our perplexity.
"Florimond was ever an indifferent swordsman," murmured Marius dreamily, as if communing with himself.
I feel convinced that this constant communing aloud with my dog saved my reason.
They were seated on the bed in Marys little room, with their arms around each other, communing in low and gentle tones.
The Sphinx of Mrs. Pagnell had been communing with himself unwontedly during the recent weeks.
When it reached him he retired from those around him, and remained for some time communing with his own heart and memory.