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rapport

[ra-pawr, -pohr, ruh-] / ræˈpɔr, -ˈpoʊr, rə- /


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When you do sit down for your meal be friendly and build a rapport with your waiter, says Leslie Ann St John, who spent 15 years working in the restaurant industry.

From BBC

But when you approach restaurant visits prescriptively, you miss out on critical touch points with the staff that help build rapport.

From The Wall Street Journal

And even though we approached them from opposite sides of the ideological divide, we had an easy, respectful rapport about politics, history and current events.

From Salon

The president was due to meet Putin in Alaska in a few days, and seemed surprised one of his special envoys was developing such a rapport with the leader of Belarus.

From The Wall Street Journal

While Infantino seemed to have much less of a rapport with US President Joe Biden during his time in the White House, that has indeed been the case with other heads of state.

From BBC