| 单词 | classmate |
| 释义 | classmate (klɑːsmeɪt , klæs- ) Word forms: classmates countable noun [oft poss NOUN] A2 Your classmates are students who are in the same class as you at school or college. Some students are expected to work alongside their classmates in real time. Collocations: fellow classmates Initially using their powers for selfimprovement, they eventually turn against their fellow classmates - and then things get out of hand. The Sun It occurred to me that most of my fellow classmates - many of whom have gone on to great things - would now be excluded on financial grounds. Times, Sunday Times Her fellow classmates agreed with her. The Star (South Africa) And much of this depends not on the school's lecturers and academics, but on the candidate's fellow classmates, with whom they will be expected to work closely. Times, Sunday Times His last words are inspired by his old classmate. Times, Sunday Times I found out two years ago she was dating an old classmate online. The Sun One day, she met an old classmate. Times, Sunday Times They said they would investigate, in that same way that you say 'let's totally meet up for a drink', to an old classmate you bump into on the street. The Sun We'll just have found an even better way of trying to dupe our old classmates. The Sun He was rushed to the hospital, where a high school classmate working as a nurse recognized him. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They arrive uninvited at a party hosted by a former high school classmate of theirs. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 I had a whole list of my middle school classmates, a whole long list of them. Smithsonian High school classmates once voted her 'most likely person to change the world'. The Sun Many of my middle school classmates. Smithsonian Translations: Chinese: 同班同学 Japanese: 同級生 |
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