据英国《每日邮报》报道,我们在29岁时拥有的朋友最多。尽管我们最亲密的知己依然是学生时代的老朋友,但我们和同事的共同点更多。研究指出,一起吃午饭是同事间建立友谊的最佳方式之一。 It is the age when, with luck, a career is under way and you are still in touch with friends from school or university. As a result, it is reckoned that 29 years old is the time when we have the biggest circle of friends. through work, social media and old school mates. Although our closest confidante is still most likely to be an old friend from school days, we actually have more in common with workmates. A third of us admit having more in common with colleagues than friends and family, while 38 percent have befriended at least 10 people at work. The research by food supplier Genius Gluten Free found the office is now the most likely place to form relationships due to longer working hours. High-pressured environments and working with like-minded people also cause people to bond. And it seems you are likely to have most friends from the office if you work in marketing, who count 40 colleagues as pals. Meanwhile, chefs and cooks have 33, followed by those who serve in the Armed Forces with 32, artists and designers with 27 and those in human resources have 21. For the average Brit though, 17 of our 64 friendships will have been formed in the workplace, while we are still close to 14 of our old school, college or university friends. A further 14 are people we met through clubs, shared interests and other social activities, according to the study of 1,505 UK adults. Lucinda Bruce-Gardyne, founder of Genius Gluten Free, said: We wanted to understand how friendships are born in the office. Interestingly it appears the long hours and high pressured situations we often find ourselves in at work with colleagues actually help us form strong friendships. The study also suggests going for lunch together is one of the best ways for workers tocement a friendship. Over a quarter say they wouldn t consider a colleague a friend until theyd shared a lunch break. Indeed, 39 percent of us admit to gossiping over lunch. But it s not just office chit-chat that bonds us.
中考单词易错点解析:Cent and Sent
中考英语知识点:初中英语必背词组总结 5
牛津初中英语词汇表:以字母B开头
中考英语复习资料:中考英语重点单词用法--fall
中考英语知识点:中考英语重点单词用法--terrify
中考英语知识点:中考英语易混词复习--go to bed go to sleep
中考单词易错点解析:Quite and Quiet
牛津初中英语词汇表:以字母A开头
中考英语复习资料:中考英语重点单词用法--go
中考英语知识点:中考英语重点单词用法--provide
中考英语知识点:初中英语常用同义词辨析16
中考英语知识点:初中英语必背词组总结3
中考英语知识点:中考英语易混词复习--on time in time
中考英语知识点:中考英语易混词复习--treat heal
中考单词易错点解析:Borrow and Lend
中考单词易错点解析:Breath and Breathe
中考单词易错点详解汇总
中考英语知识点:中考英语易混词复习--as when while
中考单词易错点解析:Bath and Bathe
中考单词易错点解析:Dessert and Desert
复习资料:常见英语短语及词组知识点小结
牛津初中英语词汇表:以字母D开头
中考单词易错点解析:Autumn and Fall
中考单词易错点解析:Accept and Except
中考单词易错点解析:Cite and Site
中考单词易错点解析:Affect and Effect
中考单词易错点解析:Wake and Awake
中考单词易错点解析:Marry and Merry
中考单词易错点解析:People and Person
中考单词易错点解析:Require and Acquire
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