Pronunciation: /kəmˈpænjən/
noun a person or animal with whom one spends a lot of time or with whom one travels
A1 My dog is my loyal companion.
A2 I always bring a book as my companion when traveling.
B1 Having a supportive companion can make a difficult situation easier to handle.
B2 A good companion knows when to listen and when to offer advice.
C1 A true companion is someone who stands by you through thick and thin.
C2 The role of a companion goes beyond just being a friend; it involves providing unwavering support.
adjective showing the qualities of a good companion, such as being friendly, supportive, and reliable
A1 My companion dog always sleeps by my side.
A2 She brought her companion book to read on the train.
B1 Having a companion plant in the garden can help deter pests.
B2 The new employee quickly became a companion colleague to everyone in the office.
C1 The artist's companion piece to the original painting was equally as impressive.
C2 The scientist worked alongside his companion researchers to make groundbreaking discoveries.
formal The traveler was accompanied by his loyal companion on the journey.
informal I'm bringing my furry companion with me to the park.
slang My bestie is my go-to companion for all things fun.
figurative Music has always been a faithful companion during times of solitude.
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