Definition of co-ally in English:

co-ally

noun ˌkəʊˈalʌɪ

A fellow member of a coalition or alliance.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Knolles (d. 1610), historian and translator. From co- + ally, originally after Middle French coallié.

Definition of co-ally in US English:

co-ally

nounˌkəʊˈalʌɪ

A fellow member of a coalition or alliance.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Knolles (d. 1610), historian and translator. From co- + ally, originally after Middle French coallié.

单词	co-ally
释义	Definition of co-ally in English: co-ally noun ˌkəʊˈalʌɪ A fellow member of a coalition or alliance. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Knolles (d. 1610), historian and translator. From co- + ally, originally after Middle French coallié. Definition of co-ally in US English: co-ally nounˌkəʊˈalʌɪ A fellow member of a coalition or alliance. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Knolles (d. 1610), historian and translator. From co- + ally, originally after Middle French coallié.
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