team-mate

British  

noun

1. a fellow member of a team

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Example Sentences

Northampton's George Furbank has played only seven matches in the last eight months after a miserable run of injuries, but is preferred to in-form team-mate George Hendy as a back-three option.

From BBC

Youngsters nudge each other in excitement as cameras are set up for Pimblett's interview with BBC Sport, while team-mate Luke Riley describes him as the "captain of the team".

From BBC

At 1-0, Daizen Maeda was stopped from racing through on goal, but chose to stay on his feet and tee up team-mate Yang Hyun-jun, who forced an excellent save from Skorupski.

From BBC

Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, Tommy Freeman and Tom Roebuck have been ahead of him in Borthwick's pecking order, while Saracens team-mate Elliot Daly, Bath's Henry Arundell and Harlequins' Cadan Murley also have claims to a wing spot.

From BBC

These are defined by Opta as runs to get into the penalty area to make yourself available for a cross while your team-mate has the ball in a wide area.

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