Definition of companion-in-arms in English:

companion-in-arms

noun

A fellow soldier.
Example sentencesExamples
- Under the command of General Eisenhower, 70,000 Americans, together with British, Canadian, French and other allied companions-in-arms, set foot on the beaches of Normandy.
- The individual war gamer competes for the envious glances of his companions-in-arms for the most beautiful display.
- As a conquistador and established colonizer of Guatemala, Rodríguez Cabrillo returned to Spain in 1524 and [in] 1525 married Beatriz Sánchez de Ortega, sister of a companion-in-arms.
- Robert the Bruce is understood to have gifted the land to his companion-in-arms, Sir Alexander Seton.
- There he met his Brazilian-born wife Anita who became his companion-in-arms and heroine of the Risorgimento, and who fought side by side with her husband.
- Some of my companions-in-arms had them made at their pleasure; others not.
- We had been troopers together in the 19th Alberta Dragoons, in 1914, but, early in 1915, after being wounded and whilst still convalescent, I transferred to the British Army, and lost touch with my old companions-in-arms.
- The Laird of Cockpen was a companion-in-arms to Charles II who fought with him at Worcester and was in exile with him in the Netherlands.
- She became his companion-in-arms in all his public and cultural undertakings.
- On such considerations have I and my companions-in-arms acted in the course we have pursued.

单词	companion-in-arms
释义	Definition of companion-in-arms in English: companion-in-arms noun A fellow soldier. Example sentencesExamples Under the command of General Eisenhower, 70,000 Americans, together with British, Canadian, French and other allied companions-in-arms, set foot on the beaches of Normandy. The individual war gamer competes for the envious glances of his companions-in-arms for the most beautiful display. As a conquistador and established colonizer of Guatemala, Rodríguez Cabrillo returned to Spain in 1524 and [in] 1525 married Beatriz Sánchez de Ortega, sister of a companion-in-arms. Robert the Bruce is understood to have gifted the land to his companion-in-arms, Sir Alexander Seton. There he met his Brazilian-born wife Anita who became his companion-in-arms and heroine of the Risorgimento, and who fought side by side with her husband. Some of my companions-in-arms had them made at their pleasure; others not. We had been troopers together in the 19th Alberta Dragoons, in 1914, but, early in 1915, after being wounded and whilst still convalescent, I transferred to the British Army, and lost touch with my old companions-in-arms. The Laird of Cockpen was a companion-in-arms to Charles II who fought with him at Worcester and was in exile with him in the Netherlands. She became his companion-in-arms in all his public and cultural undertakings. On such considerations have I and my companions-in-arms acted in the course we have pursued.
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