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com·pan·ion
/kəmˈpænjən/
朋友,陪伴,指南手冊,升降口(
vt
.)陪伴
From:
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companion
同伴
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Com·pan·ion
n.
1.
One
who
accompanies
or
is
in
company
with
another
for
a
longer
or
shorter
period
,
either
from
choice
or
casually
;
one
who
is
much
in
the
company
of
,
or
is
associated
with
,
another
or
others
;
an
associate
;
a
comrade
;
a
consort
;
a
partner
.
The
companions
of
his
fall
.
--
Milton
.
The
companion
of
fools
shall
smart
for
it
.
--
Prov
.
xiii
. 20 (
Rev
. Ver.).
Here
are
your
sons
again
;
and
I
must
lose
Two
of
the
sweetest
companions
in
the
world
. --
Shak
.
A
companion
is
one
with
whom
we
share
our
bread
;
a
messmate
.
--
Trench
.
2.
A
knight
of
the
lowest
rank
in
certain
orders
;
as
,
a
companion
of
the
Bath
.
3.
A
fellow
; --
in
contempt
. [
Obs
.]
4.
Naut.
(a)
A
skylight
on
an
upper
deck
with
frames
and
sashes
of
various
shapes
,
to
admit
light
to
a
cabin
or
lower
deck
.
(b)
A
wooden
hood
or
penthouse
covering
the
companion
way
;
a
companion
hatch
.
Companion hatch
Naut.
,
a
wooden
porch
over
the
entrance
or
staircase
of
the
cabin
.
Companion ladder
Naut.
,
the
ladder
by
which
officers
ascend
to
,
or
descend
from
,
the
quarter-deck
. --
Totten
.
Companion way
Naut.
,
a
staircase
leading
to
the
cabin
.
Knights companions
,
in
certain
honorary
orders
,
the
members
of
the
lowest
grades
as
distinguished
from
knights
commanders
,
knights
grand
cross
,
and
the
like
.
Syn:
--
Associate
;
comrade
;
mate
;
compeer
;
partner
;
ally
;
confederate
;
coadjutor
;
accomplice
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Com·pan·ion
,
v. t.
1.
To
be
a
companion
to
;
to
attend
on
;
to
accompany
. [
R
.]
2.
To
qualify
as
a
companion
;
to
make
equal
. [
Obs
.]
Companion
me
with
my
mistress
.
--
Shak
.
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
companion
n
1:
a
person
who
is
frequently
in
the
company
of
another
;
"
drinking
companions
"; "
comrades
in
arms
" [
syn
:
comrade
,
fellow
,
familiar
,
associate
]
2:
a
traveler
who
accompanies
you
[
syn
:
fellow traveler
,
fellow
traveller
]
3:
one
paid
to
accompany
or
assist
or
live
with
another
v
:
be
a
companion
to
somebody
[
syn
:
company
,
accompany
,
keep
company
]
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