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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈkɑːmræd/ · UK /ˈkɒmreɪd/
Forms: comrades
comrade means: Someone who serves or fights beside you in the army.
noun
Someone who serves or fights beside you in the army.
- He carried his wounded comrade to safety.
- The soldiers remembered their fallen comrades.
- She trusted the comrades who had fought beside her.
A fellow member or supporter of a communist, socialist, or similar political movement.
- Her comrades voted to support the strike.
- He met fellow comrades at the socialist party conference.
- The comrades discussed how to organize the workers.
A friend or someone who shares your activities and experiences.
- He greeted his old comrade warmly.
- She found loyal comrades on her long journey.
- The two childhood comrades met again many years later.
A title used before a name in some political groups or states, especially communist ones.
- Comrade Ivanov will speak next.
- The chair welcomed Comrade Chen to the meeting.
- Please give this report to Comrade Petrov.
Questions about comrade
What does comrade mean?
Someone who serves or fights beside you in the army.
What is comrade in other languages?
Türkçe: silah arkadaşı · Español: compañero de armas · Français: camarade · Deutsch: Kamerad · Italiano: compagno d'armi · 日本語: 戦友
How do you pronounce comrade?
In American English /ˈkɑːmræd/; in British English /ˈkɒmreɪd/.
How do you use comrade in a sentence?
He carried his wounded comrade to safety. The soldiers remembered their fallen comrades.
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