compeer UK
kəmˈpɪr
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Definition of compeer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
friendshipDatedUKclose companion or associateDatedUK
  • She was his compeer in all adventures.
associate companion confidant
2.
equal statusDatedUKperson of equal rank, status, or abilityDatedUK
  • In his career, he often collaborated with his compeers to innovate.
equal peer
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Origin of compeer

Old French, compeer (equal) + Latin, com- (with) + par (equal)

Examples of compeer in a sentence

  • Their bond was strong, like compeers in a tale.
  • He treated his compeer with great respect.
  • She found a compeer in her new colleague.

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  1. French:camarade, collègues, ...
  2. German:Gefährte, Gleichgestellter, ...
  3. Italian:compagno, pari, ...
  4. Spanish:compañero, colega, ...
  5. Portuguese:companheiro, par, ...
  6. Chinese:伙伴, 同辈, ...
  7. Japanese:仲間, 同僚, ...
  8. Arabic:رَفِيق, نَظِير, ...
  9. Hebrew:חָבֵר, עָמִית, ...
  10. Russian:товарищ, коллега, ...
  11. Ukrainian:товариш, рівний, ...
  12. Hindi:सहचर, समान दर्जा, ...
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