American English
/kʰm̩ˈpʰæn.jn̩z/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of companion
People who spend time with other people, especially while traveling or doing something together.
Practice out loudPeople who spend time with other people, especially while traveling or doing something together.
Traveling with trusted companions made the journey easier.
Her companions waited for her outside the museum.
It does not usually mean romantic partners. Use parejas when you mean boyfriends, girlfriends, or spouses.
Animals kept mainly to give people company rather than to do work.
Dogs are loyal companions to many people.
Some older adults choose cats as companions.
Books or online resources that give extra information about a subject or go with another book or course.
The publisher offers several companions to the textbook.
These companions provide extra maps and background information.
A person or animal that is almost always with someone.
Her dog was her constant companion.
A person who travels with you.
My sister was my travel companion.