Definition of «classmate»

A classmate is a person who attends the same school or educational institution as another person, and shares the same classes with that person.

I have known my classmate, John, since we started school together in kindergarten.
My classmate, Sarah, helped me understand a difficult math problem during our study group session.
This weekend, I am planning to attend a movie with my classmate, Alex, to celebrate his birthday.
During our science project, my classmate, Emily, suggested a creative idea that made our presentation stand out.
I always sit next to my classmate, David, during English class, and we often help each other with reading assignments.
My classmate, Lisa, is an excellent artist. She always impresses the teacher with her beautiful drawings.
I've been studying for the upcoming exam with my classmate, Ben. We have been sharing notes and testing each other's knowledge.
Next week, my classmate, Rachel, and I are planning to collaborate on a research project for our history class.
My classmate, Michael, is a talented soccer player. He represented our school team in the championship match.
I have many fond memories of my classmate, Jessica, as we went on a school trip together and explored new places.

I was surrounded by a bunch of classmates who were guaranteed success, because no matter what they did, they had generations of wealth and connections to rely on. (entrepreneur.com)
Students in the double - dose classes were also more likely to be grouped with classmates of similar academic skill. (educationnext.org)
Figure out ways for your child to interact with classmates in stress - free ways. (thespruce.com)
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