bandmate
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- noun
- /ˈbændˌmeɪt/
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compañero de banda
- But that didn't happen last night, as Alex and his bandmates had "band practice" in my man cave/basement.
He was standing next to a bandmate who said that.
- He was standing next to a bandmate who said that.
- But this week, the baby, he's now all grown up and the individual has actually sued the estate of Kurt Cobain and the other bandmates for child pornography.
Examples
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My bandmate and I spent the evening writing new songs together.
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But as much as Tame Impala is Parker's project, he still needs the help of his bandmates for it to materialize.
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I was coming back as a bandmate, just doing all the fun stuff.
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In fact, I prefer to have just one bandmate at the session.
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Even your own bandmates agreed.
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My bandmates were waiting for you.
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Two months after graduating from high school, I found myself living in this apartment with my bandmates.
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His old bandmate, Mr. Wiesenthal, added that he was also a talented musician.
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Most people would've found their bandmates by advertising.
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With the help of longtime friend and bandmate Evan Coulombe, the entire album was completed in a brief two weeks.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bandmate is made of two simple parts, band meaning 'a group of musicians' and mate meaning 'friend' or 'companion'. So a bandmate is like a teammate in sports: someone who plays in the same musical group as you.