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compadre
[ kuhm-pah-drey ]
noun
- a friend, companion, or close associate.
compadre
/ kɒmˈpɑːdreɪ; kəm- /
noun
- a masculine friend
yvlog History and Origins
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of compadre1
Example Sentences
More movies or motor to El Compadre Option A would be that I wake up, roll over, flick the TV on and put on a movie.
“He disobeyed the threatening orders that my compadre’s sons had actually given him and that’s why he got killed.”
Taibo’s longtime friend and leftist compadre, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Mexico’s former president, tapped him for the publishing post.
Setting the scene: The Coen brothers expertly depict the early-’60s New York City folk scene as described by Dylan compadre Dave Van Ronk in his memoir “The Mayor of MacDougal Street.”
“If I could interview him, I’d ask for an apology. But I’m not voting for him to be my compadre, or to marry into the family. I’m voting for him to run this country like a business and get us back into shape.”
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