entertaining

adj.

有趣的，娱乐的，使人愉快的；

v.

款待，招待( entertain的现在分词 )；使欢乐；使娱乐；抱有

entertaining friends招待朋友

1. A little embroidery made the story quite entertaining.
   增加了一点虚构细节使得故事相当有趣。
2. They see life from an entertaining angle.
   他们是从娱乐的角度看待人生的。
3. She was always so funny and entertaining.
   她总是那么风趣，令人愉快。

1. They do most of their entertaining in restaurants.
   他们多数都在餐馆请客。
2. He spends a lot of money entertaining his friends.
   他花很多钱款待他的朋友。
3. Money was no object when it came to entertaining Henry Ford.
   要款待亨利，金钱算不了一回事。

1. I wish he would desist from entertaining his friends.
   我希望他别再招待他的朋友了。

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