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。

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。
I didn't expect him to turn a deaf ear to his comrades 'criticism.
我没料想到他对同志们的批评竟充耳不闻。
Leading comrades!
各位首长！
Owing to the help from his comrades, he has made rapid progress.
由于同志们的帮助，他进步很快。
More comrades will be sent to study abroad.
将派更多的同志出国深造。
He is never brusque with his comrades.
他对同志从不疾言厉色。
Somehow, Quentin split off from his comrades.
不知怎么的，昆廷脱离了自己的同志。
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。
Comrades, thank you for your hard work.
同志们辛苦了。
During the talk among the comrades, nothing should be concealed.
同志间的交谈应该是开诚相见。