compinches

This is the 4708th most frequent Spanish word.

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compinches

"Compinches" means "partners in crime" or "close accomplices."


In this sentence, 'compinches' refers to close friends or companions, used in an informal and friendly tone.

Mis compinches y yo estamos planeando una reunión.

My buddies and I are planning a gathering.


Here, 'compinches' means accomplices or partners in crime, used in a context of teamwork, but for an illegal activity.

Los detectives buscan a los compinches del ladrón para interrogarlos.

The detectives are looking for the thief's accomplices to question them.


In this sentence, 'compinches' implies colleagues or teammates with a close and familiar rapport.

El equipo está formado por compinches que han trabajado juntos durante años.

The team is made up of buddies who have worked together for years.