Companion: meaning, definitions and examples
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companion
[ kəmˈpænjən ]
travel
A person who travels with you or spends a lot of time with you, especially on a journey.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- She was his constant companion on his travels around the world.
- He decided to go on the trip alone, as he couldn't find a suitable companion.
pets
An animal that lives with you and is part of your household.
Synonyms
animal friend, furry friend, pet
Examples of usage
- Dogs are known to be loyal companions to humans.
- Cats make great companions for people who live alone.
work
A device or machine that is used together with another.
Synonyms
accessory, addition, attachment
Examples of usage
- The laptop comes with a docking station and other useful companions.
- The printer is a necessary companion to the computer in the office.
Translations
Translations of the word "companion" in other languages:
🇵🇹 companheiro
🇮🇳 साथी
🇩🇪 Gefährte
🇮🇩 teman
🇺🇦 компаньйон
🇵🇱 towarzysz
🇯🇵 仲間 (nakama)
🇫🇷 compagnon
🇪🇸 compañero
🇹🇷 arkadaş
🇰🇷 동반자 (dongbanja)
🇸🇦 رفيق (rafiq)
🇨🇿 společník
🇸🇰 spoločník
🇨🇳 伴侣 (bànlǚ)
🇸🇮 tovariš
🇮🇸 félagi
🇰🇿 серік (serik)
🇬🇪 მეგობარი (megobari)
🇦🇿 yoldaş
🇲🇽 compañero
Etymology
The word 'companion' originated from the Old French word 'compagnon', which meant 'one who breaks bread with another'. The term evolved over time to refer to a person who spends time with another, especially on a journey. The concept of companionship has been valued throughout history, with companions often providing support, friendship, and shared experiences. In modern usage, 'companion' can refer to a travel partner, a pet, or even a device that complements another. The word embodies the idea of connection and togetherness.
See also: companions, companionship.