[ˈkɒmrɪd] n → compagno/a

( ˈkomrid ). ( (American) -rӕd ) noun

a close companion. his comrades in battle. kameraad, maat, makker, kornuit رَفيق другар camarada kamarád, druh der Kamerad fælle; kammerat σύντροφος camarada. compañero kamraad یار؛ رفیق toveri camarade חבר एक अंतरंग साथी drug bajtárs kawan félagi; samherji compagno 仲間 동료 draugas, bendražygis biedrs rakan kameraad kamerat towarzysz مل، ملګرى، انډيوال يار camarada tovarăş товарищ druh tovariš drug kamrat เพื่อนสนิท yakın arkadaş, yoldaş 同志 товариш ساتھی đồng chí 同志

the comradeship of the office. kameraadskap رِفْقَه، زَمالَه другарство camaradagem družnost die Kameradschaft kammeratskab συντροφικότητα camaradería seltsimehelikkus دوستی؛ رفاقت toveruus camaraderie חברות मैत्री, सहाचर्य drugarstvo bajtársi(as)ság persahabatan félagsskapur; vinátta cameratismo 友情 우애 draugiška aplinka, draugiški santykiai biedriskums; biedriskas attiecības kesetiakawanan kameraadschap kameratskap koleżeństwo ملګړتیا camaradagem camaraderie товарищество družnosť, kamarátstvo tovarištvo drugarstvo kamratskap ความเป็นเพื่อนสนิท yakın arkadaşlık 同志關係 товаришування, дружба رفاقت tình đồng chí 同志关系

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My schoolmates were none of them very interesting, but I somehow felt that, by Taking comrades of them, I was getting even with Antonia for her indifference.

In an instant the whole camp was in motion; the meanest soldier arousing from his lair to witness the departure of his comrades. and to share in the excitement and incidents of the hour.

For the rest of the day, the more timid went whole streets about, for the sake of avoiding the Seven Gables; while the bolder sig nalized their hardihood by challenging their comrades to race past the mansion at full speed.

You've never mentioned to me one of your masters, one of your comrades. nor the least little thing that ever happened to you at school.

Ere the cry could go aft Steelkilt was shaking one of the backstays leading far aloft to where two of his comrades were standing their mast-heads.

Then Gabriel shrieked out to his comrades to give way with their oars, and in that manner the mutinous boat rapidly shot away from the Pequod.

Every moment the ranks were thinned, but as our comrades fell, we closed in to keep them together; and instead of being shaken or staggered in our pace our gallop became faster and faster as we neared the cannon.

A man who will never more be trapped--whom no blandishments will cajole, whom no threats will frighten; who from tonight on will move forward, and not backward, who will study and understand, who will gird on his sword and take his place in the army of his comrades and brothers.

There he seemed to see familiar faces of comrades who had grown up with him from infancy; he saw his busy wife, bustling in her preparations for his evening meals; he heard the merry laugh of his boys at their play, and the chirrup of the baby at his knee; and then, with a start, all faded, and he saw again the canebrakes and cypresses and gliding plantations, and heard again the creaking and groaning of the machinery, all telling him too plainly that all that phase of life had gone by forever.

It seemed incredible that a man could outlast half a century shut up in a dark hole like a rat, but here were his old wife and some old comrades to testify to it.

These piteous wrecks that are my comrades here say we have reached the bottom of the scale, the final humiliation; they say that when a horse is no longer worth the weeds and discarded rubbish they feed to him, they sell him to the bull-ring for a glass of brandy, to make sport for the people and perish for their pleasure.

When the boat touched the levee at New Orleans she bade good-by to her comrades on the Grand Mogul and moved her kit ashore.