1.共饮,开怀对饮
2.恳谈;亲切交往 (with; together)
1.聚会,恳谈
1.随意地
1.to spend time talking to rich or famous people
1.Taro Aso, Japan's Prime Minister, after a Japanese newspaper criticized him for spending too much time hobnobbing in exclusive hotel bars.
日本首相麻生太郎在媒体批评他花太多时间在俱乐部酒吧饮酒后这样说。
2.One of the new hires hobnobbing at the party was Harvard MBA Yashih Wu, who was born in California and graduated from Princeton University.
在宴会上正在交谈的那是哈佛工商管理硕士的吴雅石，出生在加利福尼亚毕业于普林斯顿大学。
3.This is a feeble argument: the hobnobbing would have to be unimaginably good to justify such a waste of time and money.
这个理由难以服人：这种社交的价值必须高得令人难以想象，才对得起这种对时间和金钱的浪费。
4.Our responsibilities would include making daily trips to the construction site, attending a ribbon-cutting ceremony, and hobnobbing.
我们的任务包括每天前往施工现场，参加剪彩仪式，出席饭局。
5.So, "hobnobbing" is probably considered a little more negatively.
因此，“hobnobbing”或许听起来有点否定的意味。
6.In calmer times, he spends his weekends back home in Illinois rather than playing golf or hobnobbing in the Hamptons.
如有闲暇，他会返回伊利诺伊老家度过周末，而不是去打高尔夫获是去汉普顿聚餐。
7.Reclusive tycoon got big break hobnobbing with former Nigerian military leaders.
隐遁的企业大亨在于尼日利亚前军事领导合作后得到巨大转机。
8.This week he was hobnobbing with President Nicolas Sarkozy in Paris.
并在这周与法国总统萨科齐在巴黎进行亲切会谈。
9.Edgar says, "I know plenty (I know many) hard-working people who aren't hobnobbing with the rich and famous. "
埃德加说，“我认识很多人，他们并不认识有名有钱的人，但是他们努力工作。”
10.The manager has enjoyed the practiceof hobnobbing with newspapermen.
经理一项就喜欢和新闻记者交谈。