1.〈正式〉(同志间的)情谊;志同道合
1.<formal>friendship, especially between people who fight together in a war or work together
1.Of his love he would tell her nothing; he would say no word that might disturb her peace or spoil her tranquil sense of comradeship.
他决不会向她对露他的爱情，他怕这样会影响她的内心宁静，或者破坏平淡之交的同志情谊。
2.All of us feel a strong sense of comradeship for them, and together, are emerging with a stronger sense of national cohesion.
在灾难面前，中华民族所体现出的强大民族凝聚力，使人感到了温暖而震撼的力量。
3.The comradeship and partnership also includes families, and they have all that they could need for a happy and contented life.
友谊与伙伴关系也包括在了家族联系中，并且他们都能够为了一种幸福与满足的生活而实现他们需要的全部要求。
4.That something more was a "comradeship" he found among his accepting comrades in his military police unit.
他所渴望的就是他在宪兵连部队的同伴中所感受到的那种接纳和“手足情谊”。
5.The bottom line: Nostalgia for the simpler comradeship of post-1949 China is taking off.
结论：中国人对1949后那种简单的同志情谊的怀旧情结正在升温。
6.His focus on the male body and the comradeship and enmity between men has led to speculations of sexual preference.
而他偏重男性血肉，以及男性之间的情义与仇恨，经常引起性心理方面的猜测。
7.Cultivate true comradeship, for together with your comrades you will triumph or die.
培养牢不可破的同志精神，与你的同伴一起迎接胜利或者毁灭。
8.Old people are gathering in the social hall for comradeship and a hot lunch.
老年人聚集在交谊厅，为了友谊，也为了一顿热腾腾的午饭。
9.Not by bread alone, but by comradeship and high adventure, seeking and finding, serving and sharing, loving and being loved.
人活着不仅依靠食物，还需要同志与冒险、追求与发现、服务与分享、爱人与被爱。
10.In the army, he found comradeship, excitement and adventure in company with men of similar taste.
在军队里，他和志趣相投的人一同感受了友情、刺激和冒险。