Fellow

Fellow
1. noun
1) usu. in pl. (comrade) Kamerad, der

a good fellow — ein guter Kumpel (ugs.)

2) usu. in pl. (equal) Gleichgestellte, der/die
3) (Brit. Univ.) Fellow, der; (member of academy or society) Fellow, der; Mitglied, das
4) (coll.): (man, boy) Bursche, der (ugs.); Kerl, der (ugs.)

well, young fellow — nun, junger Mann

old or dear fellow — alter Junge od. Knabe (ugs.)

2. attributive adjective
Mit-

fellow worker — Kollege, der/Kollegin, die

fellow man or human being — Mitmensch, der

fellow sufferer — Leidensgenosse, der/-genossin, die

my fellow teachers/workers — etc. meine Lehrer-/Arbeitskollegen usw.

fellow student — Kommilitone, der/Kommilitonin, die

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['feləu] 1. noun
1) (a man: He's quite a nice fellow but I don't like him.) der Kerl
2) ((often as part of a word) a companion and equal: She is playing with her schoolfellows.) der Gefährte/die Gefährtin
3) (a member of certain academic societies; a member of the governing body or teaching staff of a college.)
2. adjective
(belonging to the same group, country etc: a fellow student; a fellow music-lover.) Mit-...
- fellowship
- fellow-feeling
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fel·low
[ˈfeləʊ, AM -oʊ]
I. n
1. (fam: man) Kerl m fam
he's not the sort of \fellow who makes friends easily er ist nicht der Typ, der sich leicht mit jdm anfreundet
old \fellow esp BRIT (dated) alter Knabe fam
2. (fam: boyfriend) Freund m, Typ m
3. BRIT (scholar) Fellow m, Mitglied nt eines College
4. (award-holder) Fellow m, Preisträger m SCHWEIZ
research \fellow Forschungsstipendiat(in) m(f)
5. (expert) Fellow m, Mitglied nt
6. usu pl (colleague) Kollege, Kollegin m, f
7. usu pl (contemporary) Zeitgenosse, -genossin m, f, Mitmensch m
II. adj attr, inv
\fellow being/citizen Mitmensch m/Mitbürger(in) m(f)
\fellow countryman Landsmann m, Landsmännin f
\fellow countrymen Landsleute pl
\fellow student Kommilitone, Kommilitonin m, f
\fellow sufferer Leidensgenosse, -genossin m, f
\fellow worker Arbeitskollege, -kollegin m, f
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I ['feləʊ]
n
1) Mann m, Kerl m (usu pej), Typ m (inf); (inf, = boyfriend) Freund m, Typ m (inf)

a nice/friendly fellow — ein netter/freundlicher Kerl

a clever fellow — ein gescheiter Bursche, ein cleverer Typ (inf)

poor fellow! — der Arme!

listen to me, fellow ( US inf ) — hör mal her, Mann (inf)

an old fellow — ein alter Mann or Knabe

look here, old fellow — hör mal her, alter Junge (inf)

young fellow — junger Bursche

this journalist fellow —

my dear fellow — mein lieber Freund or Mann (inf)

who is this fellow? — wer ist denn der Typ (inf) or Kerl da?

this fellow here — dieser Herr, dieser Typ (inf); (rude) dieser Kerl hier

I'm not the sort of fellow who ... — ich bin nicht der Typ, der ...

a fellow needs a bit of rest sometimes (inf) — man braucht doch auch mal 'ne Pause (inf)

2) (= comrade) Kamerad m, Kumpel m (inf); (= colleague) Kollege m, Kollegin f

fellows in distress — Leidensgenossen pl

to get together with one's fellows — mit seinesgleichen zusammenkommen

3) (UNIV) Fellow m → research fellow
See:
→ research fellow
4) (of a society) Mitglied nt
5) (of things = one of a pair) Gegenstück nt
II
pref

our fellow bankers/doctors — unsere Kollegen pl (im Bankwesen/in der Ärzteschaft), unsere Berufskollegen pl

our fellow guests — die anderen Gäste

fellow inmates — Mitinsassen pl

fellow member (in club) — Klubkamerad(in) m(f); (in party) Parteigenosse m/-genossin f

fellow passenger — Mitreisende(r) mf

fellow student — Kommilitone m, Kommilitonin f

fellow sufferer — Leidensgenosse m/-genossin f

fellow worker — Kollege m, Kollegin f, Mitarbeiter(in) m(f)

fellow writers — Schriftstellerkollegen pl

our fellow communists — unsere kommunistischen Gesinnungsgenossen

he is a fellow lexicographer — er ist auch Lexikograf

"fellow Americans..." — "meine lieben amerikanischen Mitbürger..."

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F. abk
1. Fahrenheit
2. ELEK farad
3. Fellow
S. abk
1. Sabbath
2. Saint Hl.
3. Saturday Sa.
4. Saxon
5. Senate
6. Socialist
7. Society Ges.
8. Socius, Fellow
9. south S
10. southern südl.
11. submarine (submarines pl)
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1. noun
1) usu. in pl. (comrade) Kamerad, der

a good fellow — ein guter Kumpel (ugs.)

2) usu. in pl. (equal) Gleichgestellte, der/die
3) (Brit. Univ.) Fellow, der; (member of academy or society) Fellow, der; Mitglied, das
4) (coll.): (man, boy) Bursche, der (ugs.); Kerl, der (ugs.)

well, young fellow — nun, junger Mann

old or dear fellow — alter Junge od. Knabe (ugs.)

2. attributive adjective
Mit-

fellow worker — Kollege, der/Kollegin, die

fellow man or human being — Mitmensch, der

fellow sufferer — Leidensgenosse, der/-genossin, die

my fellow teachers/workers — etc. meine Lehrer-/Arbeitskollegen usw.

fellow student — Kommilitone, der/Kommilitonin, die

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n.
Bursche -n m.
Gefährte -n m.
Kamerad -en m.
Kerl -e m.
Mannsbild n.

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