1.友情;同志间的情谊
1.friendship and trust between people in a group
1.But without the meat that comes out of that smoker, the camaraderie would be thin gruel indeed.
但是如果没有烤出来的肉，这份情谊确实会淡薄不少。
2.He had lived all his life in the working- class world, and the CAMARADERIE of labor was second nature with him.
他一辈子都在工人阶级环境里生活，对劳动者的同志情谊已是他的第二天性。
3.And comrades through most of that time would have been people, usually male, who might have experienced camaraderie.
那时的camrade们多数时间是指一些人，他们大多男性，他们之间应该已建立起camaraderie，一种亲密，友情，友爱。
4.I was so caught up in the fun and camaraderie of my job, so high with the rush of money, I never considered such a simple question.
我被工作的乐趣和安逸迷住，一心为了钱忙碌，从未考虑过这样一个简单的问题。
5.Such a business card printing and membership card must be produced, arranged, a strong sense of camaraderie and icing on the cake.
这样的制卡和会员卡制息品，必定是条理分明、浓密颓丧、立体感不弱的画面。
6.Talking about the boss was an inevitable part of working life, she said, and a way for teams to establish camaraderie.
她表示，谈论老板是职场一个不可避免的组成部分，也是一种让团队建立起友谊的方式。
7.Chandler can only imagine what it would be like to feel camaraderie with the thousands who lost everything and had to start from scratch.
钱德勒只能凭想象享受与成千上万名失去了一切而不得不从头开始的美国穷人的阶级感情。
8.When I arrived at the informal breakfast, I found a cheerful spirit of camaraderie.
当我参加这个早餐聚会时，我找到了同路人的喜悦。
9.I feel a sense of camaraderie with my exercise companions because we exercise for the same reasons.
我与运动同伴有同志友谊的感觉，因为我们是以同样的理由而运动
10.But male colleagues tend to sideline women who do not join late-night drinking sessions, a traditional way of building office camaraderie.
但是男性同事通常会将不参加晚间酒会的女性同事弃之一旁，这种酒会是一种建立同事关系的传统方式。