Перевод слова

Перевод: companionship

[существительное]
товарищеские отношения; дружеское общение; общение; бригада наборщиков; звание кавалера ордена

Тезаурус:

1. A bit of companionship with fellow climbers and walkers is just the job at the end of a hard day.
2. "Then resentments build up and aren't balanced by any real sense of pleasure, companionship and intimacy," says Dr Evans.
3. The scent came with me as I walked, and I sensed a companionship.
4. A surge of participation in evening classes and sports is as much about a search for companionship as mental and physical fitness.
5. In this society it follows that real talent goes unrewarded and unflinching purity of soul is automatically derided - on both these counts I am to be numbered among the punished, especially in regard to material goods and services, financial security, the trust and love of friendship, and the divinely counselled companionship of wife and family.
6. The power of flight, the companionship of joy and dream had been bought at too high a price.
7. It was almost worth all that agony to have these few moments of companionship.
8. There are a number of other less obvious reasons why the companionship of other horses is so important.
9. It was Dorothy who provided the watchful, loving companionship which, as he famously acknowledged in Book X of The Prelude , helped a new sense of self to be resolved from his doubts and confusions:
10. Perhaps this is because, as a member of the Abingdon Group put it: "In a group there is the fun and companionship and the awe at saving a life, supporting a prisoner through years of isolation, getting your prisoner free."
11. Robyn was quite sure she was not; but she enjoyed the warmth and companionship of the group, the hugging and kissing that accompanied their meetings and partings.
12. It is a question of companionship."
13. But in this rather frightening vision of the present and future, so have all the things I learnt to care about in eating: flavour, texture, invention, subtlety, companionship - and leisure, which marks the end of the working day and the use of time, not its gobbling.