companion英 [kəm'pæniən] 美 [kəm'pæniən]
释义：n. 同伴；志趣相投的人；成对物品之一；参考书 ；v. 陪伴
过去式: companioned 过去分词: companioned 现在分词: companioning 第三人称单数: companions
例句
用作名词 (n.)
1、He is a good companion on the journey.
他是个好旅伴。
2、He had always considered her an ideal companion for his son.
他一直以为她是他儿子的理想伴侣。
3、The dog has been her constant companion these past ten years.
过去十年来,这只狗一直与她形影不离。
4、His brother is not much of a companion for him.
他兄弟与他情趣不甚相投。
用作动词 (v.)
1、I worked as a companion to an old princess.
我当过一位老公爵夫人的陪伴人。
2、When I grew up, my mother told me it was unseemly for young girls to go about alone at night or travel without an older companion.
当我长大后，我母亲告诉我，年轻女孩儿独自在晚上出门或是远行而没有年长人的陪伴，这都是不体面的。
扩展资料：
近义词partner的用法
partner英 ['pɑːtnə(r)] 美 ['pɑːrtnər]
释义：n. 伙伴；搭档；伴侣；合伙人 ；v. 同 ... 合作；做 ... 的搭档
过去式: partnered 过去分词: partnered 现在分词: partnering 第三人称单数: partners
例句
用作名词 (n.)
1、He has a competent partner who always organizes everything well for him.
他有个很能干的伙伴,总是替他把一切弄得井井有条。
2、Will you be my partner in the next dance?
下一支曲子时可否请你跟我一起跳舞?
用作动词 (v.)
1、They have to partner with the government, even if they are dismissive of its bureaucracy.
他们同政府合作,即使他们看不惯政府的官僚主义。
2、Gerry offered to partner me at tennis.
格里提出和我一起搭档打网球
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