compatriot

noun

com·pa·tri·ot kəm-ˈpā-trē-ət How to pronounce compatriot (audio)

käm-,

-trē-ˌät,

chiefly British -ˈpa-

: a person born, residing, or holding citizenship in the same country as another

We watched our compatriots compete in the Olympics.

: companion, colleague

her compatriots in academia

theater compatriots

compatriotic

kəm-ˌpā-trē-ˈä-tik How to pronounce compatriot (audio)

ˌkäm-

chiefly British -ˌpa-

adjective

Example Sentences

We watched our compatriots compete in the Olympics. the famous actor and his theater compatriots

Recent Examples on the Web Sporting royalty was on hand, too, in NBA star Pau Gasol, a friend and compatriot of Nadal’s, and tennis champions Billie Jean King, Stefan Edberg, Stan Smith and Gustavo Kuerten.

Liz Clarke And Ava Wallace, BostonGlobe.com, 5 June 2022 Marvin Bracy took silver in 9.88, beating compatriot Trayvon Bromell by mere milliseconds.

Tom Schad, USA TODAY, 17 July 2022 Kyriacou benefitted from some advice from LPGA Hall of Famer and Australian compatriot Karrie Webb earlier in the week.

David Weinberg, ajc, 11 June 2022 An Italian woman suggested a slender novel by her compatriot, Antonio Tabucchi.

New York Times, 31 July 2022 Meanwhile, Doherty went to work with Adam Larson, another former Arnold compatriot, at Adam&Co., about five years ago, and then on her own as A&Co.

Globe Staff, BostonGlobe.com, 11 July 2022 Born the year after Lola, Eliza is Camilla's only other granddaughter (and therefor another possible Wordle compatriot).

Lauren Hubbard, Town & Country, 26 June 2022 Sunday’s triumph, with Billie Jean King and King Felipe VI of Spain in attendance, also made Nadal, at age 36, the oldest man to win the French Open, surpassing his Spanish compatriot Andrés Gimeno, who won the title in 1972 at age 34.

New York Times, 5 June 2022 It was also taken by 46-year-old compatriot, Ian Poulter, who stands to improve rapidly on the $28 million earned in career prize money.

Rob Harris, ajc, 8 June 2022 See More

单词	compatriots
释义	compatriot noun com·pa·tri·ot kəm-ˈpā-trē-ət käm-, -trē-ˌät, chiefly British -ˈpa- 1 : a person born, residing, or holding citizenship in the same country as another We watched our compatriots compete in the Olympics. 2 : companion, colleague her compatriots in academia theater compatriots compatriotic kəm-ˌpā-trē-ˈä-tik ˌkäm- chiefly British -ˌpa- adjective Synonyms countryman landsman See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences We watched our compatriots compete in the Olympics. the famous actor and his theater compatriots Recent Examples on the Web Sporting royalty was on hand, too, in NBA star Pau Gasol, a friend and compatriot of Nadal’s, and tennis champions Billie Jean King, Stefan Edberg, Stan Smith and Gustavo Kuerten. Liz Clarke And Ava Wallace, BostonGlobe.com, 5 June 2022 Marvin Bracy took silver in 9.88, beating compatriot Trayvon Bromell by mere milliseconds. Tom Schad, USA TODAY, 17 July 2022 Kyriacou benefitted from some advice from LPGA Hall of Famer and Australian compatriot Karrie Webb earlier in the week. David Weinberg, ajc, 11 June 2022 An Italian woman suggested a slender novel by her compatriot, Antonio Tabucchi. New York Times, 31 July 2022 Meanwhile, Doherty went to work with Adam Larson, another former Arnold compatriot, at Adam&Co., about five years ago, and then on her own as A&Co. Globe Staff, BostonGlobe.com, 11 July 2022 Born the year after Lola, Eliza is Camilla's only other granddaughter (and therefor another possible Wordle compatriot). Lauren Hubbard, Town & Country, 26 June 2022 Sunday’s triumph, with Billie Jean King and King Felipe VI of Spain in attendance, also made Nadal, at age 36, the oldest man to win the French Open, surpassing his Spanish compatriot Andrés Gimeno, who won the title in 1972 at age 34. New York Times, 5 June 2022 It was also taken by 46-year-old compatriot, Ian Poulter, who stands to improve rapidly on the $28 million earned in career prize money. Rob Harris, ajc, 8 June 2022 See More Word History Etymology French compatriote, from Late Latin compatriota, from Latin com- + Late Latin patriota fellow countryman — more at patriot First Known Use 1611, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Kids Definition compatriot noun com·pa·tri·ot kəm-ˈpā-trē-ət : a person from the same country as someone else compatriots noun plural of compatriot 1 as in countrymen a person living in or originally from the same country as another an appeal to all of his compatriots to come to their country's aid in its hour of need Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance countrymen citizens nationals landsmen nationalists patriots residents countrywomen natives aborigines subjects Antonyms & Near Antonyms foreigners immigrants aliens outsiders 2 as in associates a person frequently seen in the company of another doesn't indulge in the lavish lifestyle of his compatriots in the movie business Synonyms & Similar Words associates colleagues friends comrades peers buddies cohorts accomplices fellows companions classmates compeers teammates cronies partners mates allies collaborators countrymen coworkers workmates pals running mates chums hobnobbers confederates affiliates confidants co-workers intimates equals shipmates schoolmates familiars messmates playmates halves housemates roommates playfellows parasites hearties attendants leeches escorts roomies hangers-on
随便看	unalluring unalterabilities unalterability unalterable unalterableness unalterablenesses unalterably unaltered unamalgamated unamazed unambiguities unambiguity unambiguityes unambiguitys unambiguous unambiguously unambition unambitious unambivalent unambivalently unamenable unamendable unamended Unami unamiability

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