Comrade

/ˈkɒm.reɪd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A companion who shares one's activities or is a fellow member of an organization, especially a political one.

During the war, we relied on our comrades to support each other in difficult times.

A fellow soldier or member of the armed forces.

He fought bravely alongside his comrades on the battlefield.

A close associate or friend.

She considered her teammates as comrades who worked hard together towards a common goal.

A term of address used among members of certain political organizations, like communists or socialists.

The party members greeted each other with 'comrade' at the meeting.

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

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.

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.

Bud

Hey, bud, how's it going?

Pal

What's up, pal?