Definition of classmate in English:

classmate

noun ˈklɑːsmeɪtˈklæsˌmeɪt

A fellow member of a class at school, college, or university.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was explaining photosynthesis to kindergarten classmates at 5.
- Notably, parental monitoring and classmate support reduced runaway risk and friend relationship increased it.
- During the rest of the class time they sat next to each other watching their fellow classmate's scenes.
- The students must also write a essay about a section of the bill of rights and also conduct a formal debate against fellow classmates.
- You were a shy man, and only met my mother, a college classmate, when you tried to sell her a slide-rule.
- She continued on despite the obvious lack of attention in my fellow classmates.
- He didn't need to listen to his college classmates ask the professor pointless questions.
- She jumped in surprise and heard her classmates snickering.
- I was invited to a house party by a female Canadian classmate.
- Two of my son's classmates lost their parents.
- Her classmates taunt and tease her but eventually she becomes a major celebrity.
- All eyes were on her as several of her classmates snickered.
- When they looked up from their guitars, they saw the smiling, admiring faces of their grade seven classmates.
- The problem is that most of my male classmates have become very judgmental towards my dressing style.
- As a college student, he was always willing to help fellow classmates get through their exams.
- Since there are so few of them, they tend to know their brethren on other teams as they would a college classmate.
- One of the men she met was a former high school classmate who left school early.
- Joshua decided he wanted to join his classmates for a spot of gymnastics.
- The custom ranges from puppy love cards given to kindergarten classmates to diamond earrings presented by husbands to their wives.
- In silence, both girls finish getting dressed and go outside to join their classmates.
Synonyms
companion, boon companion, bosom friend, best friend, close friend, intimate, confidante, confidant, familiar, soul mate, alter ego, second self, shadow, playmate, playfellow, schoolmate, workmate, ally, comrade, associate

Definition of classmate in US English:

classmate

nounˈklæsˌmeɪtˈklasˌmāt

A fellow member of a class at school or college.
Example sentencesExamples
- All eyes were on her as several of her classmates snickered.
- You were a shy man, and only met my mother, a college classmate, when you tried to sell her a slide-rule.
- Two of my son's classmates lost their parents.
- One of the men she met was a former high school classmate who left school early.
- Joshua decided he wanted to join his classmates for a spot of gymnastics.
- The students must also write a essay about a section of the bill of rights and also conduct a formal debate against fellow classmates.
- She jumped in surprise and heard her classmates snickering.
- In silence, both girls finish getting dressed and go outside to join their classmates.
- The custom ranges from puppy love cards given to kindergarten classmates to diamond earrings presented by husbands to their wives.
- He was explaining photosynthesis to kindergarten classmates at 5.
- The problem is that most of my male classmates have become very judgmental towards my dressing style.
- He didn't need to listen to his college classmates ask the professor pointless questions.
- Her classmates taunt and tease her but eventually she becomes a major celebrity.
- As a college student, he was always willing to help fellow classmates get through their exams.
- Since there are so few of them, they tend to know their brethren on other teams as they would a college classmate.
- During the rest of the class time they sat next to each other watching their fellow classmate's scenes.
- Notably, parental monitoring and classmate support reduced runaway risk and friend relationship increased it.
- When they looked up from their guitars, they saw the smiling, admiring faces of their grade seven classmates.
- She continued on despite the obvious lack of attention in my fellow classmates.
- I was invited to a house party by a female Canadian classmate.
Synonyms
companion, boon companion, bosom friend, best friend, close friend, intimate, confidante, confidant, familiar, soul mate, alter ego, second self, shadow, playmate, playfellow, schoolmate, workmate, ally, comrade, associate

单词	classmate
释义	Definition of classmate in English: classmate noun ˈklɑːsmeɪtˈklæsˌmeɪt A fellow member of a class at school, college, or university. Example sentencesExamples He was explaining photosynthesis to kindergarten classmates at 5. Notably, parental monitoring and classmate support reduced runaway risk and friend relationship increased it. During the rest of the class time they sat next to each other watching their fellow classmate's scenes. The students must also write a essay about a section of the bill of rights and also conduct a formal debate against fellow classmates. You were a shy man, and only met my mother, a college classmate, when you tried to sell her a slide-rule. She continued on despite the obvious lack of attention in my fellow classmates. He didn't need to listen to his college classmates ask the professor pointless questions. She jumped in surprise and heard her classmates snickering. I was invited to a house party by a female Canadian classmate. Two of my son's classmates lost their parents. Her classmates taunt and tease her but eventually she becomes a major celebrity. All eyes were on her as several of her classmates snickered. When they looked up from their guitars, they saw the smiling, admiring faces of their grade seven classmates. The problem is that most of my male classmates have become very judgmental towards my dressing style. As a college student, he was always willing to help fellow classmates get through their exams. Since there are so few of them, they tend to know their brethren on other teams as they would a college classmate. One of the men she met was a former high school classmate who left school early. Joshua decided he wanted to join his classmates for a spot of gymnastics. The custom ranges from puppy love cards given to kindergarten classmates to diamond earrings presented by husbands to their wives. In silence, both girls finish getting dressed and go outside to join their classmates. Synonyms companion, boon companion, bosom friend, best friend, close friend, intimate, confidante, confidant, familiar, soul mate, alter ego, second self, shadow, playmate, playfellow, schoolmate, workmate, ally, comrade, associate Definition of classmate in US English: classmate nounˈklæsˌmeɪtˈklasˌmāt A fellow member of a class at school or college. Example sentencesExamples All eyes were on her as several of her classmates snickered. You were a shy man, and only met my mother, a college classmate, when you tried to sell her a slide-rule. Two of my son's classmates lost their parents. One of the men she met was a former high school classmate who left school early. Joshua decided he wanted to join his classmates for a spot of gymnastics. The students must also write a essay about a section of the bill of rights and also conduct a formal debate against fellow classmates. She jumped in surprise and heard her classmates snickering. In silence, both girls finish getting dressed and go outside to join their classmates. The custom ranges from puppy love cards given to kindergarten classmates to diamond earrings presented by husbands to their wives. He was explaining photosynthesis to kindergarten classmates at 5. The problem is that most of my male classmates have become very judgmental towards my dressing style. He didn't need to listen to his college classmates ask the professor pointless questions. Her classmates taunt and tease her but eventually she becomes a major celebrity. As a college student, he was always willing to help fellow classmates get through their exams. Since there are so few of them, they tend to know their brethren on other teams as they would a college classmate. During the rest of the class time they sat next to each other watching their fellow classmate's scenes. Notably, parental monitoring and classmate support reduced runaway risk and friend relationship increased it. When they looked up from their guitars, they saw the smiling, admiring faces of their grade seven classmates. She continued on despite the obvious lack of attention in my fellow classmates. I was invited to a house party by a female Canadian classmate. Synonyms companion, boon companion, bosom friend, best friend, close friend, intimate, confidante, confidant, familiar, soul mate, alter ego, second self, shadow, playmate, playfellow, schoolmate, workmate, ally, comrade, associate
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