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Meanings of fellows in English
Member of a group of learned people who work together as peers in the pursuit of mutual knowledge or practice.
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Usage of fellows in English
1
These fellows would of course re-enlist and return to fight the Germans.
2
Bring in the rest of our fellows; that is the first job.
3
The Fellowship programme continues for a year, with cross-border collaborations between fellows.
4
September saw the next group of fellows join the Guardian Fellowship Programme.
5
I think you fellows take a course in this kind of thing.
6
The sun will be in the eyes of the fellows who lose.
7
So this year, in fact, I am one of the 20 fellows.
8
All the boys at the watchworks, all the fellows in the neighborhood-gone
9
However, this strong-arm approach was vetoed by his fellows, Accardo and Giancana.
10
I said, 'You fellows have been eyeing me ever since it happened.'
11
And seeing such great fellows moving upon Ulster, Pincher had held back.
12
Make no mistake; on the frontier you find the noblest of fellows.
13
IPA fellows are not paid and the position is honorary in nature.
14
Ethics and business are uneasy bed fellows at the best of times.
15
I hunted up the fellows, the sailors I mean, in the forecastle.
16
What great things to lift them above the level of their fellows?
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Fellows across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare
Ireland
Rare