welcoming.

/wel-kuhm/US // ˈwɛl kəm //UK // (ˈwɛlkəm) //

欢迎,迎接,欢迎来到,迎接的

Definitions

1.
- ›a kindly greeting or reception, as to one whose arrival gives pleasure: to give someone a warm welcome.

1.
wel·comed, wel·com·ing.
- ›to greet the arrival of with pleasure or kindly courtesy.
- ›to receive or accept with pleasure; regard as pleasant or good: to welcome a change.
- ›to meet, accept, or receive in a specified, especially unfriendly, manner: They welcomed him with hisses and catcalls.

adj.approachable

Synonyms

Either way, Covax is now in business, and its multilateral, cooperative approach comes as a welcome counterpoint to the vaccine nationalism we’ve seen in other quarters.
These art thefts were neither authorized by the IRA nor welcomed.
As with the pork blade steak, the chicken liver, sprinkled with airy sea salt, is a welcome carry-over from Emilie’s.
That’s particularly true of discount retailers, which have been able to please customers with a “treasure-hunting” experience along with lower prices that are welcome in a shaky economy.
The Warriors are welcoming back Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson from injury, and they have a clear hole at center and a need for frontcourt depth.
The congregation was warm, friendly, and welcoming—traits, he says, he later came to believe they used to coax members in.
However, welcoming refugees is an expensive and potentially risky proposition for European countries.
That the Baltic free air and Riga's welcoming vibe could make her colleagues "too relaxed."
Amanda came home to largely welcoming American arms, her case held up as an example of hostility to Americans abroad.
The Himalayan kingdom started welcoming visitors nearly 40 years ago.

/wel-kuhm/US // ˈwɛl kəm //UK // (ˈwɛlkəm) //

欢迎,迎接,欢迎来到,迎接的

1.
- ›a kindly greeting or reception, as to one whose arrival gives pleasure: to give someone a warm welcome.

1.
wel·comed, wel·com·ing.
- ›to greet the arrival of with pleasure or kindly courtesy.
- ›to receive or accept with pleasure; regard as pleasant or good: to welcome a change.
- ›to meet, accept, or receive in a specified, especially unfriendly, manner: They welcomed him with hisses and catcalls.

adj.approachable

Synonyms

Either way, Covax is now in business, and its multilateral, cooperative approach comes as a welcome counterpoint to the vaccine nationalism we’ve seen in other quarters.
These art thefts were neither authorized by the IRA nor welcomed.
As with the pork blade steak, the chicken liver, sprinkled with airy sea salt, is a welcome carry-over from Emilie’s.
That’s particularly true of discount retailers, which have been able to please customers with a “treasure-hunting” experience along with lower prices that are welcome in a shaky economy.
The Warriors are welcoming back Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson from injury, and they have a clear hole at center and a need for frontcourt depth.
The congregation was warm, friendly, and welcoming—traits, he says, he later came to believe they used to coax members in.
However, welcoming refugees is an expensive and potentially risky proposition for European countries.
That the Baltic free air and Riga's welcoming vibe could make her colleagues "too relaxed."
Amanda came home to largely welcoming American arms, her case held up as an example of hostility to Americans abroad.
The Himalayan kingdom started welcoming visitors nearly 40 years ago.