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Definition of compatriot in English: compatriotnoun kəmˈpeɪtrɪətkəmˈpatrɪətkəmˈpeɪtriət A fellow citizen or national of a country. 同国人；同胞 Stich defeated his compatriot Boris Becker in the quarter-finals Example sentencesExamples - The Frenchwoman then suggested that her compatriots may simply have voted no because they do not know enough about Europe.
- It sounded positive, but those evenings will be a lot more fun if Woods delivers, and inspires his compatriots, on the field of play.
- If his native tongue did not qualify him to join his compatriots in singing the anthem, his body language was fluent enough.
- Like many of her compatriots, she has been away from home a long time.
- Currently, he has come back to his home country to help boost the national spirit of his compatriots.
- One of my compatriots is working on a plan to get us back to the level of protection before Hurricane Katrina.
- They have proven time and again that they are head and shoulders above their sporting compatriots in Ireland.
- Cortez's case struck a responsive and sympathetic chord in the hearts of his compatriots.
- He was ‘mellow’ by now according to one of the compatriots who had accompanied him to Scotland.
- There's a subliminal message to my compatriots in this video too.
- The disco-loving teenager became a team player, and the bond between her and her compatriots was highlighted in Sydney.
- But, it seems, fans of the present generation have time only for their own compatriots.
- I can't claim to be a socialist if I'm not prepared to help my fellow compatriot when I can.
- The two losers got to follow in the footsteps of their fellow compatriots by walking the plank.
- I guess this is a tad defensive, but I don't like seeing my compatriots dissed by someone who should know better.
- From the past sorrows, we derive our self-respect to love our compatriots.
- They reject their compatriots as ‘natives’ and sneer at their ignorant ways.
- At the end of their contracts, his two compatriots headed home for Spain, while Martinez signed for another four years.
- Few of her compatriots - those watching and those queuing overnight for a glimpse of the show courts - are able to do that.
- I want the cosmopolitan feel of a newspaper that I know is also read by several hundred thousand of my compatriots at least.
Synonyms fellow countryman, fellow countrywoman, countryman, countrywoman, fellow citizen, fellow national
OriginLate 16th century: from French compatriote, from late Latin compatriota (translating Greek sumpatriōtēs), from com- 'together with' + patriota (see patriot). Definition of compatriot in US English: compatriotnounkəmˈpātrēətkəmˈpeɪtriət A fellow citizen or national of a country. 同国人；同胞 Stich defeated his compatriot Boris Becker in the quarterfinals Example sentencesExamples - If his native tongue did not qualify him to join his compatriots in singing the anthem, his body language was fluent enough.
- He was ‘mellow’ by now according to one of the compatriots who had accompanied him to Scotland.
- One of my compatriots is working on a plan to get us back to the level of protection before Hurricane Katrina.
- They reject their compatriots as ‘natives’ and sneer at their ignorant ways.
- Few of her compatriots - those watching and those queuing overnight for a glimpse of the show courts - are able to do that.
- The Frenchwoman then suggested that her compatriots may simply have voted no because they do not know enough about Europe.
- I can't claim to be a socialist if I'm not prepared to help my fellow compatriot when I can.
- But, it seems, fans of the present generation have time only for their own compatriots.
- I want the cosmopolitan feel of a newspaper that I know is also read by several hundred thousand of my compatriots at least.
- The two losers got to follow in the footsteps of their fellow compatriots by walking the plank.
- There's a subliminal message to my compatriots in this video too.
- Currently, he has come back to his home country to help boost the national spirit of his compatriots.
- It sounded positive, but those evenings will be a lot more fun if Woods delivers, and inspires his compatriots, on the field of play.
- From the past sorrows, we derive our self-respect to love our compatriots.
- They have proven time and again that they are head and shoulders above their sporting compatriots in Ireland.
- I guess this is a tad defensive, but I don't like seeing my compatriots dissed by someone who should know better.
- The disco-loving teenager became a team player, and the bond between her and her compatriots was highlighted in Sydney.
- Like many of her compatriots, she has been away from home a long time.
- At the end of their contracts, his two compatriots headed home for Spain, while Martinez signed for another four years.
- Cortez's case struck a responsive and sympathetic chord in the hearts of his compatriots.
Synonyms fellow countryman, fellow countrywoman, countryman, countrywoman, fellow citizen, fellow national
OriginLate 16th century: from French compatriote, from late Latin compatriota (translating Greek sumpatriōtēs), from com- ‘together with’ + patriota (see patriot). |