compadre
noun[C]
informaluk/kɒm.ˈpɑː.dreɪ/us/kɑːm.ˈpɑː.dreɪ/afriendor someone youtrust, forexamplebecause theyworkwith you or come from the sameplaceas you; usedespeciallyby or of a Spanish-speakingperson:
朋友,知友,哥们儿(多为西班牙语母语者所用)He referred to theMexicanpresidentas a compadre.他把墨西哥总统称为“哥们儿”。
- Among Stuart's mostimportantcompadres were hisfellowMississippians B. B. King and the Staple Singers.
- "Culturally, we have atrustthat 'this guy's not going to do mewrong, he's my compadre,'" she said.
- He and three compadres are nowplanningtorideoff into thesunsetfor awell-earnedearlyretirement.
Friends, acquaintances & contemporaries
- a friend in need is a friend indeedidiom
- acquaintance
- acquaintanceship
- acquainted
- amigo
- bedmate
- compatriot
- comrade
- crony
- fair-weather friend
- fam
- flatmate
- friendless
- intimate
- neighbour
- pal
- peeps
- peer group
- pen pal
- penfriend