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Significats de camaraderie en anglès

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The quality of affording easy familiarity and sociability.

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Ús de camaraderie en anglès
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This global invasion was made possible partly by the ants' unusual camaraderie.
BBC
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True camaraderie develops from more than an occasional post on social media.
Ebony
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That's why we shared rooms and cars and developed this great camaraderie.
The Guardian
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It's great camaraderie, and we just take it all on the floor.
Reuters
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But the camaraderie is good at the moment, people are sharing stuff.
The Guardian
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Yet at the same time deep love, loyalty, humour and camaraderie emerge.
The South African
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I enjoyed the camaraderie and support fostered by the small class size.
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8
I look around at my team and see smiles, camaraderie, and hope.
Origin
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Their knowledge and camaraderie, tested in battle, was an enormous combat multiplier.
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10
Open its borders in a great display of camaraderie and human passion.
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11
There wasn't the forced camaraderie that's so obvious in many reunited acts.
Reuters
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And then they'll tell you about the community, the camaraderie, the team.
The Guardian
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And he spoke of an unconditional love and of a multi-lifetime camaraderie.
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There was no camaraderie, no compassion, and no friendship left between them.
Irresistible forces
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Cudmore took to the game's physicality immediately, and enjoyed the post-match camaraderie.
The Irish Times
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It's the older guys whose marriages break up that need the camaraderie.
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Translations for camaraderie
Camaraderie a través del temps
Camaraderie per variant geogràfica
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