Meaning & Definition of word "Comrade"

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    Comrade

    /ˈkɒm.reɪd/

    noun:

    • 1. A companion who shares one's activities or is a fellow member of an organization, especially a political one.
      • Example: During the war, we relied on our comrades to support each other in difficult times.
    • 2. A fellow soldier or member of the armed forces.
      • Example: He fought bravely alongside his comrades on the battlefield.
    • 3. A close associate or friend.
      • Example: She considered her teammates as comrades who worked hard together towards a common goal.
    • 4. A term of address used among members of certain political organizations, like communists or socialists.
      • Example: The party members greeted each other with 'comrade' at the meeting.

    Etymology

    From Spanish 'camarada', meaning 'companion' or 'roommate'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    comrade in arms:

    A fellow soldier or a person in the same struggle.

    comrade spirit:

    A sense of fellowship or community among individuals.

    comradeship:

    The bond or friendship between comrades.

    Related Words

    fellow:

    A person who shares a common interest or activity.

    partner:

    Someone who shares in an activity or relationship.

    ally:

    A person or group that joins with another for a common purpose.

    Slang Meanings of comrade

    Meaning: Bud

    Example Sentence: Hey, bud, how's it going?

    Meaning: Pal

    Example Sentence: What's up, pal?