colleague

美音：[ˈkɒˌliːɡ]

简单释义：

n.同事；同行；同僚

网络同事类；同仁；我的同事

变形：

复数：colleagues

完整释义：

1.同事;同行;同僚

例句：

If your colleague contradicts what you are saying, you could stop your speech to ask him or her to provide a solution.
如果对方反驳你的话，你可以停下来，请他给出一个解决方案。
It's not clear whether Yang remembered Li from the documentary shoot; he referred the matter to a Yahoo colleague, who did not respond.
现在我们不能确定杨致远是否记得拍摄纪录片时的那个李彦宏，杨致远把此项交易提供了同事，但没有获得回应。
He said he didn't actually know which day the winner's name would be released until a colleague told him last week.
他还表示，他并不知道获奖者的名字到底是哪一天公布出来的，直到一位同事上周告诉他这件事。
I stepped out of my comfort zone and asked a work colleague if she was interested in going to the theatre with me.
我准备舒服的娱乐一下，并且邀请我的同事如果她有兴趣打算和我一起去剧院。
Talking to a robot colleague might feel strange at first, but people seem to get used to it quite quickly.
开始和一个机器人同伴交谈会感觉很奇怪，但人们会很快习惯这么做。
But it is possible that in the top job he can at least learn to be a more generous and inclusive colleague.
但是至少在这个首相的位置上，他还是有可能学会变得大度一些而且逐渐学会包容同僚的。
It could be a colleague that constantly disagrees with you over some issue at the office and you will instantly lose your temper.
直接造成你脾气失控的事，可能是你的同事与你在一些公事上一直存有分歧。
I once worked with a colleague who made it a great personal skill to find out stuff about customers that we couldn't.
我曾经与一个同事共事，他有一项了不起的个人技能，他能够在客户身上发现我们发现不了的东西。

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