companionship

UK:  [kəm'pænjənʃɪp]

US:  [kəm'pænjən.ʃɪp]

复数：companionships  

n.

1.友谊,交情;交往;伴侣关系

2.朋友,伙伴

1 . Since he seemed to dislike her, she DID not seek his companionship and started going to and from school alone.
自从他似乎不喜爱她以后，她就不再求他做伴而独自一人往返于学校了。

2 . it had sought human companionship and help and it made no threatening gesture as she looped one end of the torn petticoat about its horns.
它在艰苦中到处寻找人类来帮助它，所以当她把那条用衬裙做的绳子系在牛角上时，牛也没有做出任何威胁的姿态。

3 . Robertson said he would understand if someone started another relationship out of a need for companionship.
罗伯森说，如果有人渴求陪伴而另寻新欢，他完全理解。

4 . He said the song is a symbol of their love and Scientology is a basis for their companionship.
他说，这首歌是他和凯蒂爱情的象征，而神教则是他们相爱的基础。

5 . Yet even these similar sad stories, while filling me with a ghoulish sense of companionship, seemed removed.
但这些变态地消除我的孤独感的悲伤文字仿佛消失了。