co-worker

英 [ˈkəʊ wɜːkə(r)]

美 [ˈkoʊ wɜːrkər]

n. 共同工作者; 合作者; 同事; 同僚

复数：co-workers　

柯林斯词典

(尤指同一工作或项目上的)同事，同僚
Yourco-workersare the people you work with, especially people on the same job or project as you.

noun

Nancy: This can be asked by a friend, a co-worker, or a prospective employer.
朋友，同事，你的老板或许都有可能会问你这个问题。
I remembered what my co-worker told me.
我记得同事告诉过我。
The friend you make today could be your boss or co-worker tomorrow.
你今天交的朋友可能就是你明天的老板或者同事。
If you see a co-worker suffering, it's understandable that you may want to offer help.
如果你看到一位同事受煎熬，可以理解的是你也许希望提供帮助。
Today, thinking I was being very generous, I lent my jacket to my new co-worker.
今天，因为自我感觉很大方，我把外套借给了一个新同事。
A co-worker of his found out about his prison record and began to put the bite on him.
他的一个同事知道了他坐过班房，就向他敲竹杠。
I have a co-worker named Paoding.
俺有一个师兄姓庖名丁，每日要做“解牛”的工作，也就是说是个屠夫。
Our co-worker went missing for a few hours, and we tore up the place looking for him.
我的同事有好几小时不见人了。我们疯了地到处找他。
He and his girlfriend, a23-year-old co-worker, were forced to leave their jobs at a prestigious advertising agency.
他和他的女友&一位23岁的同事，被迫辞掉了在一家有名广告公司的工作。
The other day, a co-worker answered a phone call in the middle of a meeting.
有一天，一位同事在会议中接了一个电话。