The phrase "as comrade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is referring to someone as a fellow member of a group, often with a sense of solidarity or shared purpose.
Example: "In times of struggle, we must stand together as comrade, united in our cause."
Alternatives: "as a companion" or "as an ally".
Eav, also known as Comrade Duch, was yesterday convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
During his years of power, he expected to be addressed as Comrade Minister Army General.
Senator John McCain once referred to the governor as "Comrade Pataki".
Its leader, Balakrishnan, was known at the time as Comrade Bala.
Mr. McCain had referred to the governor as "Comrade Pataki" during that campaign.
She introduced one guest to the vast crowd as "Comrade Sir Richard Attenborough".
But in their South Africa – as the rock of the ANC cracks into corruption and demagoguery, as positive-discrimination policies turn Steve's university upside down, as comrade-entrepreneurs with friends in high places evolve into "reborn clones of apartheid bosses", or as desperate migrants from Zimbabwe and other failed states become the new, despised underclass – it never really does.
But he is a much more dour and less zestful presence than Schwarzenegger, who has real warmth with co-star Rachel Ticotin as comrade-in-arms and more Melina, sexual chemistry with Sharon Stone as wife/not wife Lori, highly credible animosity with Ironside's Richter, and a great dualism with Ronny Cox's vivid Cohaagen.
One of those lines in the 1960s and 1970s no doubt belonged to a Trotsykite known as Comrade Michell".
Indeed, Cambodians will largely be yawning when the Khmer Rouge tribunal, known formally as the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia and jointly organized with the United Nations, issues its first verdict, on the guilt or innocence of Kaing Guek Eav, widely known as Comrade Duch.
While officers have not named either of the two suspects, they are understood to be Balakrishnan, 73, known to fellow activists as Comrade Bala, and his 67-year-old wife, Chanda, originally from Tanzania.
