No. 4,708 in Spanish

compinches

"Compinches" means "partners in crime" or "close accomplices."

In a sentence

Mis compinches y yo estamos planeando una reunión.
My buddies and I are planning a gathering.
In this sentence, 'compinches' refers to close friends or companions, used in an informal and friendly tone.
Los detectives buscan a los compinches del ladrón para interrogarlos.
The detectives are looking for the thief's accomplices to question them.
Here, 'compinches' means accomplices or partners in crime, used in a context of teamwork, but for an illegal activity.
El equipo está formado por compinches que han trabajado juntos durante años.
The team is made up of buddies who have worked together for years.
In this sentence, 'compinches' implies colleagues or teammates with a close and familiar rapport.

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