adj.交际的，合群的，群居的

Gregarious by nature, Sarah loves attending parties and social gatherings.
（莎拉天生喜欢群居，热爱参加派对和社交集会。）
The gregarious dolphins often swim in large pods, delighting observers with their acrobatic displays.
（群居的海豚常成群结队地游泳，以它们的杂技表演让观察者们欣喜不已。）
My brother is quite gregarious and makes friends easily wherever he goes.
（我的哥哥非常合群，在任何地方都能轻松交到朋友。）
Unlike her more gregarious sister, Emily prefers quiet nights in with a good book.
（与她那更喜欢社交的姐姐不同，艾米莉更喜欢安静的夜晚在家阅读好书。）
The gregarious behavior of birds like starlings helps protect them from predators.
（像八哥这样的鸟类的群居行为有助于它们抵御捕食者。）
At the conference, the gregarious keynote speaker effortlessly engaged with attendees during breaks.
（在会议上，那位性格开朗的主题演讲者在休息时间轻而易举地与参会者互动。）
Despite his gregarious personality, Tom finds solace in long solo hikes through the wilderness.
（尽管汤姆性格外向，但他还是在独自穿越荒野的长途徒步中找到了安慰。）
The app is designed for gregarious individuals who enjoy meeting new people and organizing group activities.
（该应用程序是为喜欢结识新朋友和组织团体活动的合群人士设计的。）
The researcher observed that the gregarious meerkats took turns standing guard while others slept.
（研究人员观察到，群居的猫鼬会轮流站岗放哨，而其他猫鼬则睡觉。）
In college, joining clubs and organizations can be a great way for gregarious freshmen to build a social network.
（在大学里，加入社团和组织对于喜欢社交的大一新生来说是建立社交网络的好方法。）