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No. 719 in Italian

compagno

"Compagno" means "companion," "partner," or "comrade" in English.

In a sentence

  • Il mio compagno di scuola mi ha aiutato con i compiti.

    My schoolmate helped me with the homework.

    In this sentence, 'compagno' is used to refer to a schoolmate or a peer in the educational environment.

  • Ha deciso di trasferirsi insieme al suo compagno in un'altra città.

    She decided to move with her partner to another city.

    Here, 'compagno' signifies a life partner or significant other, demonstrating the word's use in a relationship context.

  • Durante la gara, ogni atleta deve trovare un compagno di squadra.

    During the race, each athlete must find a teammate.

    In this context, 'compagno' refers to a teammate, showcasing its use in indicating collaboration or partnership in sports or similar activities.

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