0 a person etc who accompanies another person as a friend etc -- kamarád, společník
1 a helpful handbook on a particular subject -- příručka, průvodce
The Gardening Companion.
The incongruous companions, destruction and preservation, cling to memory.
Improved felid embryo development by group culture is maintained with heterospecific companions.
The tales also show how authors labor for their own recognition by presenting themselves as necessary advocates, companions, and accompanists of the objects.
The companions are defined by composing 2-cells.
I can be perfectly rational in believing that my faculty of vision is keener than my companions.
All these potential applications will eventually lead to the development of personal robots that will act as understanding companions of humans.
To value this time, we asked what activity the subjects (and their companions) would have participated in had they not attended physiotherapy.
He demands and directs change, compelling his companions to act, railing against hopelessness and disenchantment, against any allegiance to utopia.
