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1 companion
I동료, 반려, 친구, 벗, 동무, 말동무, 단짝 친구, (우연한)길동무, 동반자, 패, 이야기 상대로 고용된 여자(입주자), 짝(쌍의 한쪽), 최하위 훈작사, 안내서, 길잡이, 지침서, 필수서,...의 벗,...용 도구 한벌, 동반하다, 동료로서 사귀다IIn. (갑판의)천창, 갑판 승강구의 덮개문, =COMPANIONWAY -
2 companion hatch (head)
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3 companion hatchway
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4 companion ladder
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5 companion piece
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6 Companion dog (CD)
씨디, 기본복종훈련합격견English-Korean animal medical dictionary > Companion dog (CD)
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7 Companion dog excellent (CDX)
씨디엑스, 기본복종훈련우수합격견English-Korean animal medical dictionary > Companion dog excellent (CDX)
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8 companion dog
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9 free companion
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10 c Lit.
x. Companion(s) of Literature -
11 C. Litt.
x. Companion(s) of Literature -
12 C.B.
Bachelor of Surgery, Cape Breton, cash book, Companion of the Bath, Cavalry Brigade, Chief Baron, Coal Board, Common Bench, Conference Board, Confidential Book, construction battalion, cost benefit, counter bombardment, county borough, confined to barracks 외출금지 -
13 C.H.
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15 C.M.G.
x. Companion of the Order of St. Michael & St. George
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