Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Compatriot"

A: A “compatriot” is

①a fellow citizen or national of a country. A person born, residing, or holding citizenship in the same country as another person.

“Many Japanese watched their compatriots compete in the Olympics.”

“The writer and several of her Chinese compatriots now live in New York.”

② a colleague or friend; someone who belongs to the same group or organization

“The famous actor and his theater compatriots were seen dining in New York.”

“He believes that he and his compatriot student are future leaders.”

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A: A compatriot is someone from the same country.

Brethren is an old fashioned way of saying brothers. Often it’s used for people in a group that are very close. Not actual family brothers.

Examples:

“The American was traveling in a foreign country and he was surprised to find a compatriot in the countryside.

“The soccer team were so close, they didn’t consider each other as team members, but as brethren.”

A: Yes, it’s not very common, but it is used occasionally. It might be more common in British English. Another way of saying it would be “his fellow Americans (insert nationality).”

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A: his friends, or his partners. (formal)