Definition of clubmate in English:

clubmate

nounˈklʌbmeɪt

A fellow member of a sports club.
Example sentencesExamples
- A mother is trying to find new premises for her boxing sons and their clubmates after a falling tree destroyed the club house.
- The former rugby league clubmates are on the coaching staff of the English and Italian rugby union teams.
- His Chelsea clubmate was in line for his second World Cup appearance, but injured himself in the pre-match warm-up.
- All the time he is speaking, he is casting envious glances in the direction of the water, where his clubmates are making a splash.
- He is remembered fondly by clubmates in Italy.
- She had to overcome stiff opposition on her way to the final, including having to play one of her clubmates.
- Along with two clubmates, she will join over 1,000 other talented sporting youngsters from all over the region for the event.
- That is not a setback to us because we know he will be training with his clubmates,’ he said.
- At the competition last weekend I played my former clubmate who was the Champion of the Chess Club when I first joined, some 28 years ago!
- Rejoicing in the success of their clubmates and friends seems to be a feature of the club members here.
- Along with three other Kendal clubmates, he took part in the Championships at the purpose-built indoor track in Manchester.
- He now joins fellow clubmates, Gary and Paddy, in the squad.
- If not, she's off to Spain with her clubmates to take part in the Benidorm half marathon.
- His clubmate, Adam, was one of only three winners in that side.
- And whether he will follow his clubmate Ross to college in America will depend on his exam results.
- To finish, the display team danced to loud music with the audience cheering when some gymnasts stood on clubmates shoulders.
- One of his clubmates and fellow players on the hurling field paid a very moving tribute to him at the graveside.
- Yet, by his own admission, the fallibilities which denied him the chance to follow one-time clubmates into the higher echelons now provide the spur to his making a mark on the game.
- Youngest in the line-up is her clubmate and England Under-13 champion, who celebrates her 13th birthday on Tuesday.
- She then joined up with two clubmates to take gold in the team pattern event.

单词	clubmate
释义	Definition of clubmate in English: clubmate nounˈklʌbmeɪt A fellow member of a sports club. Example sentencesExamples A mother is trying to find new premises for her boxing sons and their clubmates after a falling tree destroyed the club house. The former rugby league clubmates are on the coaching staff of the English and Italian rugby union teams. His Chelsea clubmate was in line for his second World Cup appearance, but injured himself in the pre-match warm-up. All the time he is speaking, he is casting envious glances in the direction of the water, where his clubmates are making a splash. He is remembered fondly by clubmates in Italy. She had to overcome stiff opposition on her way to the final, including having to play one of her clubmates. Along with two clubmates, she will join over 1,000 other talented sporting youngsters from all over the region for the event. That is not a setback to us because we know he will be training with his clubmates,’ he said. At the competition last weekend I played my former clubmate who was the Champion of the Chess Club when I first joined, some 28 years ago! Rejoicing in the success of their clubmates and friends seems to be a feature of the club members here. Along with three other Kendal clubmates, he took part in the Championships at the purpose-built indoor track in Manchester. He now joins fellow clubmates, Gary and Paddy, in the squad. If not, she's off to Spain with her clubmates to take part in the Benidorm half marathon. His clubmate, Adam, was one of only three winners in that side. And whether he will follow his clubmate Ross to college in America will depend on his exam results. To finish, the display team danced to loud music with the audience cheering when some gymnasts stood on clubmates shoulders. One of his clubmates and fellow players on the hurling field paid a very moving tribute to him at the graveside. Yet, by his own admission, the fallibilities which denied him the chance to follow one-time clubmates into the higher echelons now provide the spur to his making a mark on the game. Youngest in the line-up is her clubmate and England Under-13 champion, who celebrates her 13th birthday on Tuesday. She then joined up with two clubmates to take gold in the team pattern event.
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