camaraderie

UK:  [ˌkæməˌrɑːdəri]

US:  [ˌkæm(ə)ˈrædəri]

n.

1.友情;同志间的情谊

1 . 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。

2 . 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。

3 . 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。

4 . 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。

5 . 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。