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1 camerata
f stanza dormitoryin ospedale ward* * *camerata1 s.f.1 ( stanza) dormitorycamerata2 s.m.2 (st.) 'camerata' (form of address used by members of the party during the Fascist period).* * *I [kame'rata] sf(dormitorio) dormitoryII [kame'rata] sm/fcomrade (of right-wing group)* * *I [kame'rata]sostantivo femminile (di caserma) barrack room, sleeping quarters; (di collegio) sleeping quarters, dormitoryIIcompagno di camerata — room mate, comrade
m.pl. -i, f.pl. -e [kame'rata] sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile (compagno d'armi, di collegio) comrade, companion* * *camerata1/kame'rata/sostantivo f.(di caserma) barrack room, sleeping quarters; (di collegio) sleeping quarters, dormitory; compagno di camerata room mate, comrade.————————camerata2m.pl. -i, f.pl. -e /kame'rata/m. e f.(compagno d'armi, di collegio) comrade, companion. -
2 compagno
m, compagna f companion( convivente), finance partnerpolitics comradecompagno di scuola schoolfriend, schoolmatecompagno di squadra team matecompagno di viaggio travelling companion* * *compagno agg. ( uguale) alike, the same, very similar (pred.): questo libro è compagno a quell'altro, this book is very similar to that one◆ s.m.1 companion, mate, fellow, comrade; (fam.) pal, chum; (spec. amer.) buddy: compagno d'armi, companion-in-arms (o fellow soldier); compagno di giochi, playmate; compagno di lavoro, fellow worker: compagno di scuola, schoolfellow; compagno di stanza, roommate; compagno di studi, fellow student; compagno di tavola, table companion; compagno di ufficio, colleague; compagno di viaggio, travelling companion (o fellow traveller); devi frequentare i buoni compagni, you have to mix with the right sort of friends; è un cattivo compagno per te, he's an unsuitable friend for you; compagno di bevute, (fam.) drinking partner2 ( marito) husband3 ( di un paio) other, companion, fellow: qui c'è solo il mio guanto destro, dov'è il compagno?, there is only my right glove here, where is the other one?5 ( membro del partito comunista o socialista) comrade.* * *[kom'paɲɲo]1) companion, mate, fellowcompagno di scuola — schoolfriend, schoolmate
compagno d'appartamento — flatmate BE, roommate AE
compagno d'armi — brother o companion in arms
2) (convivente) partner3) (di animali) mate4) sport gioc. partner5) (in un paio di oggetti) companion (di to)6) (comunista) comrade* * *compagno/kom'paŋŋo/sostantivo m.(f. -a)1 companion, mate, fellow; compagno di classe classmate; compagno di scuola schoolfriend, schoolmate; compagno di camera roommate; compagno d'appartamento flatmate BE, roommate AE; compagno di squadra team-mate; compagno di giochi playmate; compagno di studi fellow student; compagno di viaggio fellow traveller; compagno d'armi brother o companion in arms2 (convivente) partner3 (di animali) mate4 sport gioc. partner5 (in un paio di oggetti) companion (di to)6 (comunista) comrade. -
3 commilitone
commilitone s.m. fellow soldier, comrade-in-arms*, brother-in-arms*.* * *[kommili'tone]sostantivo maschile comrade, brother in arms* * *commilitone/kommili'tone/sostantivo m.comrade, brother in arms. -
4 compare
compare s.m.1 (region.) ( padrino) godfather, (fellow) sponsor; ( testimone di matrimonio) witness: fare da compare ad un bambino, to stand godfather (o sponsor) to a child* * *[kom'pare]sostantivo maschile1) region. (padrino) godfather, sponsor2) (compagno) comrade3) spreg. scherz. (complice) accomplice, stall* * *compare/kom'pare/sostantivo m.1 region. (padrino) godfather, sponsor2 (compagno) comrade3 spreg. scherz. (complice) accomplice, stall. -
5 compagno di camerata
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6 fratello
m brotherfratelli pl fratello e sorella brother and sister* * *fratello s.m.1 brother: fratello maggiore, minore, older, younger brother; fratello adottivo, adopted brother; fratello gemello, twin brother (o twin); fratello di latte, foster-brother; fratelli siamesi, Siamese twins, (fig.) ( amici inseparabili) bosom friends; amarsi come fratelli, to love each other like brothers; sembrate addirittura fratelli, you actually look like brothers // Grande Fratello, Big Brother3 (estens.) brother, comrade, companion: fratelli di sventura, companions in misfortune; fratelli d'armi, brothers (o comrades) in arms4 pl. ( insieme dei figli) brothers and sisters, siblings: quanti fratelli siete nella vostra famiglia?, how many brothers and sisters do you have?* * *[fra'tɛllo]sostantivo maschile1) brotherun fratello maggiore, minore — an older, a younger brother
2) (compagno) brother, fellow3) relig. (confratello) brother*•* * *fratello/fra'tεllo/sostantivo m.1 brother; un fratello maggiore, minore an older, a younger brother; hai dei -i? have you got any brothers or sisters?2 (compagno) brother, fellow3 relig. (confratello) brother*fratello carnale blood brother; fratello gemello twin brother. -
7 commilitone sm
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8 compagno sm/f
[kom'paɲɲo] compagno (-a) -
9 camerata
I [kame'rata] sf(dormitorio) dormitoryII [kame'rata] sm/fcomrade (of right-wing group) -
10 commilitone
sm [kommili'tone]fellow soldier, comrade-in-arms -
11 compagno
sm/f [kom'paɲɲo] compagno (-a)
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