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Meanings of colleague in English
Synonyms
Examples for "fellow"
Examples for "fellow"
1
Another Senator Philippe Bas said New Caledonia's fellow citizens were French citizens.
2
The service now has a clear lead ahead of fellow music upstarts.
3
You have the task.' The fellow blinked, quite surprised by his success.
4
Angered with the deaths of fellow protesters they may instigate new violence.
5
Maybe the health spa that fellow's building will do her some good.
1
Please accept, dear confrere, the expression of my high esteem and cordial attachment.
2
Before a 'confrere' she was certain he would not ask her dangerous questions.
3
Some one has warned him-an enemy of the Countess, a confrere of Maitland.
4
Will you marry me?' So do your worst, cher confrere.
5
No, confrere of France-no ,confrereof Poland- IamItalian.
Usage of colleague in English
1
A colleague later said to me: He just kept asking and asking.
2
The work colleague said Guney expressed an interest in meeting other Kurds.
3
Science, formerly the slave of industry, became the free colleague of wisdom.
4
And although his colleague didn't ask, he was certain who it was.
5
You spoke to my colleague, Leto, a few times several millennia ago.
6
Former Prime Minister Sir Geoffrey Palmer is a friend and former colleague.
7
Security forces recovered his colleague and the two Pakistanis seven weeks later.
8
A new work colleague has told me she suffers from Cushing's syndrome.
9
He was good colleague and friend of the late Sir Apirana Ngata.
10
To make the point, she described a photo taken by a colleague.
11
Wilkins' Today show colleague Sylvia Jeffreys has also walked the red carpet.
12
He was later joined, however, by former Ryder Cup colleague Jose Rivero.
13
One injured officer could be seen being dragged clear by a colleague.
14
The original idea came from a friend and colleague named Colette Audry.
15
His prime suspect was discussing the case with him like a colleague.
16
Danny Dalehouse found that a colleague had read his paper for him.
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Colleague through the time
Colleague across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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