单词	compatriot
释义	compatriotcom‧pat‧ri‧ot /kəmˈpætriət $ -ˈpeɪt-/ noun [countable] Word Origin WORD ORIGINcompatriot Origin: 1500-1600 French compatriote, from Late Latin, from Latin com- ( ➔ COM-) + Late Latin patriota ( ➔ PATRIOT) Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS I discovered I had just committed the crime of killing compatriots... I see that I enjoy an exaggerated reputation for probity among my compatriots. I was a coach, a compatriot, helping the men as they struggled with their test taking and their writing. Like his compatriot Nelson Piquet, Emerson in the cockpit is a somnolent cat. Their pal Robert Musgrave would play their long-suffering compatriot, Bob. What Zyuganov reassuringly says to nervous westerners is not what he has been saying for the past five years to his compatriots. someone who was born in or is a citizen of the same country as someone else SYN  countrymansomebody’s compatriot Schmidt defeated his compatriot Hausmann in the quarter final.
随便看	inelegant inelegantly ineligibility ineligible ineluctable ineluctably inept ineptitude ineptly inequality inequitable inequitably inequity ineradicable ineradicably inert inertia inertial inertness inescapable inescapably -iness inessential inessentials inestimable

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