companion
ساتھی
definition
verb
he is companioned by a pageboy
accompany.
noun
his traveling companion
a person or animal with whom one spends a lot of time or with whom one travels.
a companion volume
one of a pair of things intended to complement or match each other.
translation of 'Companion '
noun
ساتهن,
ساتهی
example
A 'companion' to the PBS series of the same name scheduled to air in June, this volume details how religious faith inspired the Civil Rights Movement.
I was supposed to have been married to my long time girlfriend, 'companion' , lover and best friend of many years this past fall.
These details support the theory that the two stars are close enough for accretion to take place and that the 'companion' star is being cannibalised.
I need to find a normal, nice girl who is looking for a life 'companion' , kids, the white picket fence...
a 'companion' volume
The game was initiated as a 'companion' to the proposed second film.
a traveller's 'companion'
Steve and his live-in 'companion'
Any known medical condition or information regarding your health should be made known to your travel 'companion' .
fear became my constant 'companion'
It is a 'companion' to the Civil Union Bill, but it stands alone.
Britt and company remain reverent to the source material, resulting in tasteful interpretations that stand on their own or as a 'companion' to the original work.
It was suggested that the red supergiant orbited a 'companion' star that had shredded its outer layers just before the explosion.
That's a 'companion' to the CBS special of the same title.
A 'companion' to this phenomenon can be found on Internet newsgroups like RGP the day after an event is broadcast.
Results of a parallel mapping effort in the macronucleus, and the correspondence between the two genomes, can be found in this issue as a 'companion' to this article.
his traveling 'companion'
She's gotten herself a girl from the village as a live-in 'companion' .
A book like the Cambridge 'companion' to Beethoven, whose positive qualities will guarantee it a place on the reference shelf, deserves better.
Adam turned to see Ted, Wilson's friend and ever-present 'companion' in trouble.
The website is a 'companion' to The Family Handyman magazine, which is a worthwhile subscription for the handyman who is moderately advanced.
It is safe to assume that the stories were written over much the same time period as the novel; they are now published as a 'companion' to the paperback version of The Fortress Of Solitude.
As a 'companion' to the movie, it certainly serves its purpose.
the small, hot, and compact 'companion' of Sirius was discovered in 1915
The cool thing is that you say, hey, there's probably a million people in the world that I could be happy with as my 'companion' .
I recommend this little volume to lay and ordained people alike as a 'companion' to daily prayer and as a source for inspiration - and quotations!
The theory postulates that every 26 to 30 million years, life on Earth is severely jeopardized by the arrival of a small 'companion' star to the sun.
Louis, cold fish to her dying breath, allowed himself only private tears and no public expression of regret for his 'companion' and erstwhile lover.
The three made their way in the dim light to the 'companion' .
When Darwin set sail on the Beagle in 1831, he was taken along primarily as a 'companion' for the captain, Robert Fitzroy, who feared growing lonely and melancholy.
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