0 the feeling of friendship between people who live or work together, especially in a difficult situation -- 朋友情谊；战友情谊；同志情谊
Legally the land was owned collectively by a 'gardening comradeship ', and the relationship among the participants was regulated by the comradeship statutes.
This, it was hoped, would help the soldiers to form ties of comradeship and encourage a sense of competition between units.
Gemeinschaft, initially a community by blood develops into a community of place and then of spirit held together by kinship ties, neighbourhood and comradeship.
Despite the invisibility of the houses themselves, many of the evictees' direct descendants are known, have found one another and have created a network of interaction and comradeship.
Genossenschaft means association or comradeship.
Most of those men had made their homes amongst us, and by their courtesy and comradeship had endeared themselves to all.
I remember the wonderful spirit of cooperation and comradeship which prevailed during those two grim days.
Could one see this comradeship better deployed than when sailors have been ashore and return up the gangway and are inspected by an officer?
