Definition of teammate in English:

teammate

nounˈtiːmmeɪtˈti(m)ˌmeɪt

A fellow member of a team.
同队队员，队友
Example sentencesExamples
- Whether he gets a shot to be a better teammate in a Colts uniform is now in question.
- Mike glanced over at Nate who was with his fellow teammates playing a game of pool, it was only Mike and Mila at the table.
- Trang, who plays all her chess in Europe, had a word of praise for her teammates.
- His deafness was bad enough that during play he was unable to hear his teammates calling him.
- He still is learning how to fit in with his teammates and where he should play on offense.
- His teammate tells him as much, gesticulating in a most Italian fashion.
- He was a good teammate, but he took it to another level when he brought in their families.
- Could you give me and my old teammates a rundown on his career as a player and scout?
- Jamilla ranked seventh among the top goal scorers, with her teammate Kelly Ann on her heels.
- You try and learn things wherever you can, even from your own teammates.
- He was yelling a lot and making a lot of hand gestures at his teammates and at the referees.
- He is driving more and looking to score off the drive rather than finding a teammate.
- She stood there thinking about hockey, and the Olympics and her fellow teammates.
- I have had chats with him as a mate and as a teammate and I can tell him where he is going wrong and what he is doing right.
- A teammate often brought the ball up the court, then offered it to him at the top of the key.
- He must be aware that a screen could occur and be alerted to a pick call by a teammate.
- We had a lot of good teammates and good coaching and good luck and played a long time.
- Will and his teammates played in Gniezno in Poland in a tournament consisting of two pools.
- He sneaks in the passing lanes for steals and slides over to help when a teammate is in trouble.
- It is used to give the ball to a teammate who is either cutting or circling behind you.
Synonyms
friend, companion, boon companion, comrade, intimate, familiar, confidant, alter ego, second self

Definition of teammate in US English:

teammate

nounˈti(m)ˌmeɪtˈtē(m)ˌmāt

A fellow member of a team.
同队队员，队友
Example sentencesExamples
- Jamilla ranked seventh among the top goal scorers, with her teammate Kelly Ann on her heels.
- He was yelling a lot and making a lot of hand gestures at his teammates and at the referees.
- Whether he gets a shot to be a better teammate in a Colts uniform is now in question.
- Could you give me and my old teammates a rundown on his career as a player and scout?
- He still is learning how to fit in with his teammates and where he should play on offense.
- He is driving more and looking to score off the drive rather than finding a teammate.
- He sneaks in the passing lanes for steals and slides over to help when a teammate is in trouble.
- She stood there thinking about hockey, and the Olympics and her fellow teammates.
- We had a lot of good teammates and good coaching and good luck and played a long time.
- You try and learn things wherever you can, even from your own teammates.
- Will and his teammates played in Gniezno in Poland in a tournament consisting of two pools.
- He was a good teammate, but he took it to another level when he brought in their families.
- His teammate tells him as much, gesticulating in a most Italian fashion.
- I have had chats with him as a mate and as a teammate and I can tell him where he is going wrong and what he is doing right.
- A teammate often brought the ball up the court, then offered it to him at the top of the key.
- It is used to give the ball to a teammate who is either cutting or circling behind you.
- Mike glanced over at Nate who was with his fellow teammates playing a game of pool, it was only Mike and Mila at the table.
- He must be aware that a screen could occur and be alerted to a pick call by a teammate.
- His deafness was bad enough that during play he was unable to hear his teammates calling him.
- Trang, who plays all her chess in Europe, had a word of praise for her teammates.
Synonyms
friend, companion, boon companion, comrade, intimate, familiar, confidant, alter ego, second self

词汇	teammate
释义	Definition of teammate in English: teammate nounˈtiːmmeɪtˈti(m)ˌmeɪt A fellow member of a team. 同队队员，队友 Example sentencesExamples Whether he gets a shot to be a better teammate in a Colts uniform is now in question. Mike glanced over at Nate who was with his fellow teammates playing a game of pool, it was only Mike and Mila at the table. Trang, who plays all her chess in Europe, had a word of praise for her teammates. His deafness was bad enough that during play he was unable to hear his teammates calling him. He still is learning how to fit in with his teammates and where he should play on offense. His teammate tells him as much, gesticulating in a most Italian fashion. He was a good teammate, but he took it to another level when he brought in their families. Could you give me and my old teammates a rundown on his career as a player and scout? Jamilla ranked seventh among the top goal scorers, with her teammate Kelly Ann on her heels. You try and learn things wherever you can, even from your own teammates. He was yelling a lot and making a lot of hand gestures at his teammates and at the referees. He is driving more and looking to score off the drive rather than finding a teammate. She stood there thinking about hockey, and the Olympics and her fellow teammates. I have had chats with him as a mate and as a teammate and I can tell him where he is going wrong and what he is doing right. A teammate often brought the ball up the court, then offered it to him at the top of the key. He must be aware that a screen could occur and be alerted to a pick call by a teammate. We had a lot of good teammates and good coaching and good luck and played a long time. Will and his teammates played in Gniezno in Poland in a tournament consisting of two pools. He sneaks in the passing lanes for steals and slides over to help when a teammate is in trouble. It is used to give the ball to a teammate who is either cutting or circling behind you. Synonyms friend, companion, boon companion, comrade, intimate, familiar, confidant, alter ego, second self Definition of teammate in US English: teammate nounˈti(m)ˌmeɪtˈtē(m)ˌmāt A fellow member of a team. 同队队员，队友 Example sentencesExamples Jamilla ranked seventh among the top goal scorers, with her teammate Kelly Ann on her heels. He was yelling a lot and making a lot of hand gestures at his teammates and at the referees. Whether he gets a shot to be a better teammate in a Colts uniform is now in question. Could you give me and my old teammates a rundown on his career as a player and scout? He still is learning how to fit in with his teammates and where he should play on offense. He is driving more and looking to score off the drive rather than finding a teammate. He sneaks in the passing lanes for steals and slides over to help when a teammate is in trouble. She stood there thinking about hockey, and the Olympics and her fellow teammates. We had a lot of good teammates and good coaching and good luck and played a long time. You try and learn things wherever you can, even from your own teammates. Will and his teammates played in Gniezno in Poland in a tournament consisting of two pools. He was a good teammate, but he took it to another level when he brought in their families. His teammate tells him as much, gesticulating in a most Italian fashion. I have had chats with him as a mate and as a teammate and I can tell him where he is going wrong and what he is doing right. A teammate often brought the ball up the court, then offered it to him at the top of the key. It is used to give the ball to a teammate who is either cutting or circling behind you. Mike glanced over at Nate who was with his fellow teammates playing a game of pool, it was only Mike and Mila at the table. He must be aware that a screen could occur and be alerted to a pick call by a teammate. His deafness was bad enough that during play he was unable to hear his teammates calling him. Trang, who plays all her chess in Europe, had a word of praise for her teammates. Synonyms friend, companion, boon companion, comrade, intimate, familiar, confidant, alter ego, second self
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