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1. (n.) comrade
a person who shares in one's activities, occupation, etc.; companion, associate, or friend.
2. comrade
a fellow member of a fraternal group, political party, etc.
3. comrade
(often cap.) a Communist or fellow Communist.
Etymology: (1585–95; < MF camarade < Sp camarada group of soldiers billeted together)
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1. (noun) companion, comrade, fellow, familiar, associate
a friend who is frequently in the company of another
"drinking companions"; "comrades in arms"
2. (noun) Comrade
a fellow member of the Communist Party
3. (noun) brother, comrade
used as a term of address for those male persons engaged in the same movement
"Greetings, comrade!"
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1. (noun) comrade
a mate, companion, or associate
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Sense: a close companion
his comrades in battle.
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 Afrikaans: kameraad, maat, makker, k |
 Arabic: رَفيق |
 Bulgarian: другар |
 Brazilian: camarada |
 Czech: kamarád, druh |
 German: der Kamerad |
 Danish: fælle; kammerat |
 Greek: σύντροφος |
 Spanish: camarada, compañero |
 Estonian: kamraad |
 Farsi: یار؛ رفیق |
 Finnish: toveri |
 French: camarade |
 Hebrew: חָבֵר |
 Hindi: एक अंतरंग साथी |
 Croatian: drug |
 Hungarian: bajtárs |
 Indonesian: kawan |
 Icelandic: félagi; samherji |
 Italian: compagno |
 Japanese: 仲間 |
 Korean: 동료 |
 Lithuanian: draugas, bendražygis |
 Latvian: biedrs |
 Malay: rakan |
 Dutch: kameraad |
 Norwegian: kamerat |
 Polish: towarzysz |
 Persian: یار؛ رفیق |
 Pashto: مل، ملګرى، انډيوال يار |
 Portuguese: camarada |
 Romanian: tovarăş |
 Russian: товарищ |
 Slovak: druh |
 Slovenian: tovariš |
 Serbian: drug |
 Swedish: kamrat |
 Thai: เพื่อนสนิท |
 Turkish: yakın arkadaş, yoldaş |
 Taiwanese: 同志 |
 Ukrainian: товариш |
 Urdu: ساتھی |
 Vietnamese: đồng chí |
 Chinese: 同志 |
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