backslapping

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After the race, Terry was all smiles and back-slapping 12 .
賽後，特裡一直微笑，對(duì)我特別親密。
Tough enough when your departure is full of back-slapping and bonhomie;
儅你的離去充滿了贊許和友好時(shí)，你的縯講已經(jīng)夠難了；
Unlike his back-slapping father, he still bore traces of the Jesuit seminary where he had once studied to become a priest.
和他稱兄道弟的父親不同，他依然遵循Jesuit神學(xué)院得軌跡，他曾在該神學(xué)院學(xué)習(xí)準(zhǔn)備去做神父。

The Republican candidate, John Cornyn, may lack Mr Kirk's engaging personality and back-slapping manner.
ECONOMIST: Lexington
At the start, it is true, the Germans were happily surprised by American back-slapping and smiles.
ECONOMIST: Germany comes out of its post-war shell
His propensity for back-slapping and schmoozing can make one forget the time that Richardson has spent as a serious diplomat.
NPR: Richardson Makes His Bid Official, in Spanish

a noisy expression of happiness and positive feelings, usually showing admiration for a shared success

Backslapping is noisy, cheerful behaviour which people use in order to show affection or appreciation to each other.
Backslapping is also an adjective.