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1. (n.) companionship
association as companions; fellowship.
Etymology: (1775–85)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) company, companionship, fellowship, society
the state of being with someone
"he missed their company"; "he enjoyed the society of his friends"
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1. (noun) companionship
fellowship; association; the act or fact of keeping company with any one
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Sense: state of being or of having companion(s)
She enjoys the companionship of young people.
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 Afrikaans: geselskap |
 Arabic: رِفْقَه، عِشْرَه |
 Bulgarian: дружба |
 Brazilian: companhia |
 Czech: společnost, přátelství |
 German: die Gesellschaft |
 Danish: selskab |
 Greek: συντροφιά |
 Spanish: compañía |
 Estonian: selts |
 Farsi: همنشینی؛ همدمی |
 Finnish: kumppanuus |
 French: compagnie |
 Hebrew: חֲבֵרוּת |
 Hindi: संगति, सहचारिता |
 Croatian: pratnja, društvo |
 Hungarian: társaság |
 Indonesian: persahabatan |
 Icelandic: félagsskapur |
 Italian: compagnia |
 Japanese: 仲間づきあい |
 Korean: 사귐 |
 Lithuanian: draugija |
 Latvian: kompānija; draudzīgas att |
 Malay: bertemankan |
 Dutch: gezelschap |
 Norwegian: kameratskap, selskap |
 Polish: towarzystwo |
 Persian: همنشینی؛ همدمی |
 Pashto: مل |
 Portuguese: companhia |
 Romanian: companie |
 Russian: дружеское общение |
 Slovak: spoločnosť |
 Slovenian: družba |
 Serbian: društvo |
 Swedish: kamratskap, sällskap |
 Thai: ความเป็นเพื่อน |
 Turkish: arkadaşlık, dostluk |
 Taiwanese: 陪伴他人，有人作伴 |
 Ukrainian: спілкування; товариські с |
 Urdu: رفاقت |
 Vietnamese: tình bạn bè |
 Chinese: 伙伴关系，友谊 |
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