comrades

英 [ˈkɒmrɪdz]

美 [ˈkɑmˌrædz]

n.  (共产党或社会主义政党的)同志; 朋友; 同事; (尤指战争期间的)战友
comrade的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (尤指共患难的)朋友
  Yourcomradesare your friends, especially friends that you share a difficult or dangerous situation with.
  1. Unlike so many of his comrades he survived the war.
     和许多战友不同，他在战争中幸存下来。
• N-TITLE; N-VOC; N-COUNT 同志(社会主义者或共产主义者之间的称呼，尤其在会议中)
  Socialists or communists sometimes call each othercomrade, especially in meetings.
  1. The Party's authority, comrades, will be put to a serious test.
     同志们，党的权威将受到严重的考验。

双语例句

• We always consider these people as our true comrades.
  我们一向把这些人看成真正的同志。
• Somehow, Quentin split off from his comrades.
  不知怎么的，昆廷脱离了自己的同志。
• During the talk among the comrades, nothing should be concealed.
  同志间的交谈应该是开诚相见。
• She always bears her comrades in mind; scarcely does she ever think of herself.
  她心里装着同志们，惟独没有她自己。
• Certainly he wasn't going to involve the other comrades.
  他肯定不想带累别的同志。
• This is what I propose, comrades.
  朋友们，这就是我所提议的。
• The President ordered him moved because of fears that his comrades would try to free him.
  由于担心他的同党会设法营救他，总统下令将他转移。
• He felt no warmth towards his comrades but was cold, indifferent and apathetic.
  他对同志不是满腔热情，而是冷冷清清，漠不关心，麻木不仁。
• He shouldn't have carried tales among his comrades.
  他不该在同志们之间搬弄是非。
• We should be attentive and friendly to our comrades, not uncaring and indifferent.
  对同志要满腔热忱，而不应该漠不关心，麻木不仁。