comrade
camarada
definition
noun
The characters are old college comrades who have been there for each other through everything - or so they thought.
a companion who shares one's activities or is a fellow member of an organization.
translation of 'comrade'
noun
amigo,
camarada,
compañero,
contemporáneo
example
Hewett turned and rushed to help his 'comrade'
An old 'comrade' of his at that stage of his career was Anne Killoran who collected many news items for him as he cut his teeth in the paper trade.
an old college 'comrade'
That is the venue for tomorrow night's amazing reunion, when 85-year-old Arne will see his old 'comrade' and friend Arthur again for the first time in nearly six decades.
What is this cult of personality you speak of, 'comrade' ?
If the facts don't fit the program, 'comrade' , then the facts must be mistaken.
Accuracy is such a bourgeois conceit, 'comrade' .
She helps an old 'comrade' of her father who runs a bare little-frequented cafeteria and at the end of the day scurries home with bread and milk.
The Communist is not a 'comrade' , neither before nor after.
Welcome to the industrial revolution, 'comrade' .
To his closest 'comrades-in-arms' and to foreign statesmen and diplomats he was a man of few words, reticent, patient and imperturbable, pacing or smoking quietly while he worked his way through a problem.
However, friends provided warmth and 'comradeship' , and it was these ‘friendships’ that delivered the first blow.
And he did, riding into the city on a tank with some of his old Spanish republican 'comrades' on August 25, 1944.
For the players, it was a golden opportunity to catch up with their old 'comrades' - and one they are keen to repeat in the future.
It is about time my colleagues and 'comrades' in the media caught up.
They invited Amnesty International to consider their plight, claiming their jailed 'comrades' were political prisoners.
But there has always been the continuous high of the friendship and 'comradeship' shared with fellow firefighters.
Among former 'comrades' of mine, I am glad to see the return of Phil Woolas, David Miliband and John Mann.
I am always moved by our soldiers' unanimous expressions of dedication, their commitment to service and their desire to return to their units and 'comrades-in-arms' .
It is but a matter of time before many more of our fellow Army Reserve 'comrades-in-arms' will be called to replace and augment those who have already answered the call.
The soldier and his 'comrades-in-arms' moved deeper into enemy territory, encapsulated in their tank.
They were built to permanently honor our war dead, whose next-of-kin's decision to inter them overseas alongside 'comrades-in-arms' is respected to this day.
He was a droopy figure, probably always conscious that he had betrayed his 'comrades' , the revolutionaries.
But then he was betrayed by one of his communist 'comrades' , Stalin.
It is also important to acknowledge the key role played by 'comrades' representing Scottish Socialist Youth in assessing the overall impact made by the SSP at the recent ESF.
I'm often reminded by 'comrades' that the political tasks of the moment involve much more than merely mocking, ridiculing and provoking the Stoppers and associated tendencies.
A very important privilege, 'comrades' , has been taken away from you.
One night, as the actors were dismantling the set for this watery spectacular, sharing 'comradely' jokes as they went, someone observed that the get-out would make a great show in itself.
No 'comrades' , Revolution is made on the streets by the people for the people!
Refreshing in the fact that I saw old school friends, housemates, 'comrades' , and others who I hadn't seen in years.
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