Word familyadjectivecompaniablecompanionablecompanionatecompanionedcompanionlessnouncompanionablenesscompanionhoodcompanionshipcompanioncompanionwayadverbcompanionably
FRIENDLYwhen you are with someone you enjoy being with, and are not alone 友谊;友好交往
When Stan died, I missed his companionship.
斯坦去世后,我怀念我们的友情。
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companionship• But that award deals only with compensation for loss of love and companionship.• Mrs. Greene keeps dogs for companionship and security.• He was lonely and looking for companionship.• Older people often benefit from having a pet for companionship.• A surge of participation in evening classes and sports is as much about a search for companionship as mental and physicalfitness.• And why not enjoy the unexpectedgift of happiness that her companionship would surely bring?• She is young, and she has a girl's needs, of companionship and of love.• Agnes had no relations, and relished the companionship of her headmistress.• In the preceding weeks she had shared the companionship of the Little Sisters of the Poor.
ADJECTIVE | VERB + COMPANIONSHIP | PREPOSITIONADJECTIVE➤close親密的友誼▸➤constant永恆的友誼▸➤female, male女性的/男性的友情▸➤human人類友誼▸➤intellectual精神伴侶關係VERB + COMPANIONSHIP➤need需要友情▸➤provide (sb with)(跟某人)作伴◇A dog provides some companionship.狗可以作伴。➤seek尋求友誼▸➤enjoy, find, have享受友誼的樂趣;找到友誼;有友情PREPOSITION➤for companionship作伴◇She had only her cat for companionship.她只有貓作伴。➤companionship with與⋯為伴◇She had never had any close companionship with another woman.她從來沒有和另一個女人有什麼親密的關係。