teammate
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1.6
- noun
- /ˈtiːmˌmeɪt/
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compañero de equipo
- As Zack sat on the bench with his teammates, he looked normal.
- a fellow teammate
- a typical teammate
- support from teammates
And now one of his teammates is bravely speaking out.
- And now one of his teammates is bravely speaking out.
- Sometimes it's just your teammate, and one teammate needs a break.
- Not a perfect teammate, but a willing teammate.
- that your coach or teammates could do or say
- to respect your opposition, your teammates is really important.
- I work with one of his sons now, friend, teammate, mentor.
Examples
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You know, I just come in there, play my game and get my teammates involved.
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In the final game, my teammate made an amazing play that helped us win.
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Sometimes it's just your teammate, and one teammate needs a break.
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My teammate wants to score together!
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Believe in your teammates and believe in yourself.
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Her heart was racing as she ran off the field with her teammates to celebrate their first victory.
Fiction book (2000) -
The son is Bronnie's teammate on the basketball team.
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I'm gonna ask some of my teammates to escort you out of here.
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And now one of his teammates is bravely speaking out.
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Narrator 1: Daniel suits up and joins his teammates on the field.
Fiction book (1999)
Synonyms
37
2.0
A person who plays on the same team as you
6
2.7
A person who belongs to the same group or club as another
1
3.5
A person who works with others to reach a shared goal
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Morphology
Etymology
Teammate is made of team, meaning a group that works together, and mate, meaning 'friend' or 'partner'. So a teammate is someone who shares the same team and the same goals.