Basic Details
Word: Comrade
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A friend or companion, often sharing the same beliefs or goals.
Synonyms: Friend, companion, ally
Antonyms: Enemy, rival
Idioms and Phrases
- Comrades in arms: Refers to people who work together, especially in difficult situations. Example: "The firefighters were comrades in arms, battling the flames side by side."
- A fellow comrade: Used to describe a person who shares similar beliefs or experiences. Example: "At the rally, I met many fellow comrades who believed in the cause we were supporting."
Usage Examples
Example 1: My comrade and I studied together for our exams, encouraging each other along the way.
Example 2: The two comrades worked hard to complete their project before the deadline.
Example 3: During the difficult times, it was comforting to know we had strong comrades to rely on.
Fun Fact
The word "comrade" comes from the Spanish word "camarada," which means "chamber mate," originally referring to someone you share a room or space with. Over time, it evolved to mean a close friend or companion.
Famous Quote
"You cant be a comrade if you dont participate." - Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "comrade" mean?
a) A type of flower
b) A friend or companion
c) A wild animal
d) A kind of vehicle
Answer: b) A friend or companion
2. Which of these is a synonym of "comrade"?
a) Enemy
b) Friend
c) Stranger
d) Neighbour
Answer: b) Friend
3. Which of these is an antonym of "comrade"?
a) Companion
b) Friend
c) Ally
d) Rival
Answer: d) Rival
4. Which sentence uses "comrade" correctly?
a) My comrade and I are going to the cinema.
b) The comrade jumped over the wall.
c) The computer comrade ran out of memory.
d) The comrade is a type of fruit.
Answer: a) My comrade and I are going to the cinema.
5. Which idiom refers to people working together?
a) A fellow comrade
b) Comrades in arms
c) A wolf in sheep's clothing
d) All's fair in love and war
Answer: b) Comrades in arms
