Significats de comradery en anglès

The careless comradery of childhood was mysteriously changed into a complete companionship.

We like him, despite himself, and despite ourselves, because there was in him such comradery.

There's a loss of comradery with our colleagues.

There's a kind of parallel comradery but there's this lack of loyalty, which is very interesting.

For the students, the wage strike feels less like comradery and more like a downright hijack.

Much in common had these two beings; more closely than ever was their comradery cemented that day.

And obviously just sort of the energy that the kids have and the comradery is a big touchstone for us.

They witness unimaginable brutality, but also the kind of comradery that comes with putting your life in someone else's hands.

Nick looked behind him at the handful of Devils pulling up the rear, every face greeting him with kinship and comradery.

Ordinary Twitter users have been able to engage with their idols on a daily basis, creating this veil of comradery between the two classes.

Party discipline had to be maintained and a "sense of comradery" nourished between rival factions at the forthcoming Zanu-PF congress, he said.

In such an event, he would say, with an air of easy and candid comradery, "Well, now, what's the matter with him?"

Rod also comes to Chris's rescue at the conclusion of the film supporting this notion of empowerment relating to the comradery of Black men.

"Friends through duty or comradery?"

"Gemeingeist unter freien Geistern," comradery among free spirits: this is the definition of College Spirit given us by Hutten at Greifeswald, four centuries ago.

The careless comradery of childhood was mysteriously changed into a complete companionship.