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Gefährte, Partner
fellow
Bursche m
fellow
Gefährte m, Kerl m
fellow
Kerl m, Gefährte m, Kamerad m
fellow
Bursche
fellow
Gefaehrte, Kerl
fellow
Gefährte
fellow
Kerl
fellow
Kamerad, Bursche
fellow
Kamerad
in
fellow
Mitmenschen pl
fellow men
Mitmenschen
fellow men
Mitmensch m
fellow man
Faulenzer
idle fellow
Mannsbild n
man, fellow
Mannsbild n
man; fellow
Querkopf, Sonderling
queer fellow
Glückskind n
lucky fellow
Pfiffikus m
smart fellow
Schmierfink
dirty fellow
Glueckskind
lucky fellow
Arbeitskollege
fellow-worker
Mitbewohner m
fellow lodger
Tollpatsch m, Tolpatsch m alt
clumsy fellow
Tolpatsch
clumsy fellow
Mitbewohner
fellow lodger
Mitbürger
fellow citizen
Kommilitone
fellow student
Ungluecksrabe
unlucky fellow
Mitbeschäftigter, Mitarbeiter
fellow employee
Glaubensgenosse m
fellow believer
Schicksalsgefährte m
fellow sufferer
ein anständiger Mensch
a decent fellow
Glaubensgenosse
fellow believer
Schicksalsgefaehrte
fellow sufferer
Mitkämpfer n
fellow combatant
Mitkaempfer
fellow combatant
Landmann
fellow-countryman
Pechvogel m
unlucky fellow (girl)
Er ist ein anständiger Mensch.
He's a decent fellow.
Er hat nicht seinesgleichen
he has not his fellow
Er hat nicht seinesgleichen.
He has not his fellow.
Mensch m; Fuzzi m; Typ m ugs.
fellow Br.; bod Br.
Teufelskerl m, Tausendsasa m ugs.
devil of a fellow coll.
Schmierfink m
Schmierfinken pl
dirty fellow
dirty fellows
Glückskind n
Glückskinder pl
lucky fellow
lucky fellows
Mitbewohner m
Mitbewohner pl
fellow lodger
fellow lodgers
Kommilitone m, Mitstudent m, Kommilitonin f, Mitstudentin f
Kommilitonen pl, Mitstudenten pl, Kommilitoninnen pl, Mitstudentinnen pl
fellow student
fellow students
Unglücksrabe m
Unglücksraben pl
unlucky fellow
unlucky fellows
Kommilitone m; Mitstudent m; Kommilitonin f; Mitstudentin f
Kommilitonen pl; Mitstudenten pl; Kommilitoninnen pl; Mitstudentinnen pl
fellow student
fellow students
Mitbürger m pol.
Mitbürger pl
fellow citizen
fellow citizens
Bergkamerad m; Kletterpartner m sport
Bergkameraden pl; Kletterpartner pl
fellow climber
fellow climbers
Leidensgenosse m
fellows in misery, fellow sufferer
Forschungsstipendiat m; Forschungsstipendiatin f
Forschungsstipendiaten pl; Forschungsstipendiatinnen pl
research fellow
research fellows
Glaubensgenosse m relig.
Glaubensgenossen pl
fellow believer
fellow believers
Schicksalsgefährte m
Schicksalsgefährten pl
fellow sufferer
fellow sufferers
Mitgefangene m f; Mitgefangener
Mitgefangenen pl; Mitgefangene
fellow prisoner
fellow prisoners
Saubermann m
decent and upright fellow, nice guy
Saubermann m
decent and upright fellow; nice guy
Querkopf m
Querköpfe pl
pigheaded fellow
pigheaded fellows
Mitfahrer m; Mitfahrerin f auto
Mitfahrer pl; Mitfahrerinnen pl
fellow passenger
fellow passengers
Querkopf m
Querköpfe pl
pig-headed fellow
pig-headed fellows
armer Hund m; armes Schwein n; armer Tropf m veraltet
poor fellow devil blighter Br. dated
Ablassen n des Kletterpartners (Klettern) sport
lowering of the fellow climber (climbing)
Berufskollege m; Berufskollegin f (in den freien Berufen)
Berufskollegen pl; Berufskolleginnen pl
fellow professional
fellow professionals
armer Hund; armes Schwein; armer Tropf (veraltet)
poor fellow devil blighter Br. (old-fashioned)
Mitbürger m
Mitbürger pl
die lieben Mitbürger
fellow citizen
fellow citizens
the unco guide
Kollege m; Kollegin f
Kollegen pl; Kolleginnen pl
colleague; associate; fellow …
colleagues; fellow …
Kollege m, Kollegin f
Kollegen pl, Kolleginnen pl
colleague, associate, fellow ...
colleagues, fellows
Teufelskerl m; Tausendsasa m; Tausendsassa m ugs.
hell of a guy; devil of a fellow (old fashioned) coll.
Kollege m; Kollegin f
Kollegen pl; Kolleginnen pl
colleague; associate; fellow ...
colleagues; fellow ...
Kombattant m; Kämpfer m; Angehöriger der Kampftruppen (in einem Krieg); Kriegsteilnehmer m mil.
Kombattanten pl; Kämpfer pl; Angehörige der Kampftruppen; Kriegsteilnehmer pl
Mitkämpfer m
feindlicher Kämpfer
combatant
combatants
fellow combatant
enemy combatant
Pechvogel m
Pechvögel pl
unlucky fellow; unlucky girl
unlucky fellows; unlucky girls
Mitbewerber m; Konkurrent m econ. soc. sport
Mitbewerber pl; Konkurrenten pl
fellow contender; competitor
fellow contenders; competitors
Tollpatsch m; Tolpatsch m alt
Tollpatsche pl; Tolpatsche pl
clumsy fellow; cub; hobbledehoy coll.
clumsy fellows; cubs
Kämpfer m mil.
Kämpfer pl
Mitkämpfer m
feindlicher Kämpfer
combatant
combatants
fellow combatant
enemy combatant Am.
Sonderling m; komischer Vogel m; Exzentriker m
Sonderlinge pl; lomische Vögel pl; Exzentriker pl
odd fellow; oddity; eccentric
odd fellows; oddities; eccentrics
Kauz m, komischer Kauz, alter Kauz
Käuze pl
ein wunderlicher alter Kauz
oddball, strange fellow, codger
oddballs, codgers
a strange old bird
die Konkurrenz (die Mitbewerber) econ. soc. sport
der Konkurrenz einen Schritt voraus sein
the competition (the fellow contenders)
to be ahead of the competition
anständig, schicklich, geeignet, korrekt adj
anständiger, schicklicher, geeigneter, korrekter
am anständigsten, am schicklichsten, am geeignetsten, am korrektesten
ein recht anständiges Essen
ein anständiger Mensch
decent
more decent
most decent
quite a decent dinner
a decent fellow
Gefangener m (Militär, Terrorismus) mil. pol.
Gefangene pl
Mitgefangener
Kriegsgefangener
prisoner; captive
prisoners; captives
fellow prisoner
prisoner of war PoW
Geschlechtsgenosse m; Geschlechtsgenossin f
so. of the same sex; so. of one's own sex; male female colleague; fellow male female
Geschlechtsgenosse m; Geschlechtsgenossin f
sb. of the same sex; sb. of one's own sex; male female colleague; fellow male female
Sympathisant m; Sympathisantin f (von jdm.) pol.
Sympathisanten pl; Sympathisantinnen pl
fellow-traveller Br.; fellow-traveler Am. (of sb.)
fellow-travellers; fellow-travelers
jds. Landsmann m pol.
Landsmännin f
Landsleute pl
sb.'s fellow countryman; compatriot; landsman
fellow countrywoman
compatriots; countrymen
schrulliger Typ m; komischer Kauz m; ulkige Kruke f Norddt.
ein wunderlicher alter Kauz
strange fellow; oddball; odd fish Br.; queer fish Br.; (old) coot Am.
a strange old bird coot
Weggefährte m; Weggefährtin f; Weggenosse m; Weggenossin f
Weggefährten pl; Weggefährtinnen pl; Weggenossen pl; Weggenossinnen pl
fellow traveller traveler Am.; traveling companion
fellow traveller travelers; traveling companions
Mitverschwörer m jur.
Mitverschwörer pl
co-conspirator; fellow conspirator; co-conspirer rare
co-conspirators; fellow conspirators; co-conspirers
Mitreisende m f , Mitreisender
Mitreisenden pl, Mitreisende
travel passenger, fellow passenger, fellow traveller
travel passengers, fellow passengers, fellow travellers
anständig adj (Person, Sache)
ein recht anständiges Essen
halbwegs anständig
Das war (hoch)anständig von ihm.
Er ist ein anständiger Mensch.
decent (person, matter)
quite a decent dinner
halfway decent
That was decent of him.
He's a decent fellow.
Dickkopf m; Querkopf m; Dickschädel m ugs.; Quadratschädel m Dt.; sturer Bock m ugs.; Sturschädel m Bayr. Ös. ugs.; Stierengrind m Schw. ugs.
Dickköpfe pl; Querköpfe pl; Dickschädel pl; Quadratschädel pl; sture Böcke pl; Sturschädel pl; Stierengrinde pl
Er ist ein richtiger Dickkopf.; Er hat einen Dickschädel. ugs.
mule; pighead coll.; pig-headed guy fellow coll.
mules; pigheads; pig-headed guys fellows
He's just so pig-headed.
Leidensgenosse m; Leidensgenossin f
Leidensgenossen pl; Leidensgenossinnen pl
fellows in misery; fellow sufferer; companion in misfortune
fellows in miseries; fellow sufferers; companions in misfortune
anständig; schicklich; geeignet; korrekt adj
anständiger; schicklicher; geeigneter; korrekter
am anständigsten; am schicklichsten; am geeignetsten; am korrektesten
ein recht anständiges Essen
halbwegs anständig
Das war (hoch)anständig von ihm.
Er ist ein anständiger Mensch.
decent
more decent
most decent
quite a decent dinner
halfway decent
That was decent of him.
He's a decent fellow.
jung und unerfahren sein; noch feucht nicht trocken hinter den Ohren sein v
Die Reporterin war jung und unerfahren.
Er ist ein netter Kerl aber noch ein bisschen feucht hinter den Ohren.
to be (still) wet behind the ears
The reporter was still wet behind the ears.
He's a nice fellow but a bit wet behind the ears.
jung und unerfahren sein; noch grün feucht nicht trocken hinter den Ohren sein v
Die Reporterin war jung und unerfahren.
Er ist ein netter Kerl, aber noch ein bisschen feucht hinter den Ohren.
to be (still) wet behind the ears
The reporter was still wet behind the ears.
He's a nice fellow but a bit wet behind the ears.
komischer Kauz m; Kauz m; ulkige Kruke f Norddt.
Käuze pl
ein wunderlicher alter Kauz
oddball; strange fellow; odd fish Br.; queer fish Br.; (old) coot Am.
oddballs; strange fellows; codgers; coots
a strange old bird coot
Mitreisende m,f; Mitreisender; Reisegefährte m; Reisegefährtin f
Mitreisenden pl; Mitreisende; Reisegefährten pl; Reisegefährtinnen pl
travel passenger adm.; fellow passenger; fellow traveller Br. traveler Am.
travel passengers; fellow passengers; fellow travellers travelers
Mitreisende m f; Mitreisender; Reisegefährte m; Reisegefährtin f
Mitreisenden pl; Mitreisende; Reisegefährten pl; Reisegefährtinnen pl
travel passenger adm.; fellow passenger; fellow traveller Br. traveler Am.
travel passengers; fellow passengers; fellow travellers travelers
Parteifreund m pol.
Parteifreunde pl
fellow member of the party; fellow Conservative Liberal Democrat Labour etc. party member representative; member of your own party
other members of the party
seinesgleichen pron
seinesgleichen suchen
Er war sehr beliebt bei seinesgleichen.
Als Musiker sucht er seinesgleichen.
Er hat nicht seinesgleichen.
his equals; people of his kind
to have no equals; to be unparalleled
He was well-liked by his peers.
As a musician he has no peer.
He has not his fellow.
seinesgleichen pron
seinesgleichen suchen
Er war sehr beliebt bei seinesgleichen.
Als Musiker sucht er seinesgleichen.
Er hat nicht seinesgleichen.
his equals; people of his kind; the likes of sb.
to have no equals; to be unparalleled
He was well-liked by his peers.
As a musician he has no peer.
He has not his fellow.
Kerl m; Typ m; Bursche m veraltend
ein lieber Kerl
Er ist ein feiner (famoser) Kerl.
Na, altes Haus! ugs.
guy; chap Br. becoming dated; fellow Br. becoming dated; fella Br. coll.; bloke Br. becoming dated; cove Br. dated
a nice guy
He is a fine chap.
Hey, old chap!
Kerl m; Typ m; Bursche m (veraltend)
ein lieber Kerl
Er ist ein feiner (famoser) Kerl.
Na altes Haus! ugs.
guy; chap Br. (becoming old-fashioned); fellow Br. (becoming old-fashioned); fella Br. coll.; bloke Br. (becoming old-fashioned); cove Br. (old-fashioned)
a nice guy
He is a fine chap.
Hey old chap!
Mensch m; Heini m; Fuzzi m; Fritze m Norddt. (in Zusammensetzungen); Typ m ugs.
Menschen pl; Heinis pl; Fuzzis pl; Fritzen pl; Typen pl
Computerheini m; Computerfritze m
der Mensch vom Ministerium; der vom Ministerium
Den Küchenfuzzis ist das egal.
Er ist ein bisschen ein komischer Typ.
So ein Typ vom Büro Einer vom Büro hat für dich angerufen.
chap Br.; bod Br.; fellow Br. slightly dated
chaps; bods; fellows
computer chap
the fellow from the Ministry; the Ministry bod
The bods in the kitchen don't care.
He's a bit of an odd bod.
Some bod from the office rang you.
tolles Gefühl n; Kitzel m; Kick m ugs.
etw. aus Spaß am Vergnügen aus (reiner) Abenteuerlust tun
Es ist ein tolles Gefühl, wenn einen das Personal kennt.
Es macht mir (unheimlich) Spaß, mein Wissen weiterzugeben.
Ich finde es aufregend, gleichgesinnte Leute zu treffen.
Sie delektiert sich daran, ihre Studienkollegen in Verlegenheit zu bringen.
kick; buzz coll.
to do sth. (just) for kicks
It's a kick buzz to have the staff know you.
I get (such) a kick buzz out of passing on my knowledge.
It gives me a kick buzz to meet like-minded people.
It gives her a kick to embarrass her fellow students.
künftig; angehend adj (Beruf)
ein angehender Rechtsanwalt
die Arbeitslosen und die die es bald sein werden
die drei künftigen Mitgliedsstaaten
die bald 152 Mitglieder der Welthandelsorganisation
im demnächst erweiterten Freizeitpark
Presseberichten zufolge erhält er bereits Todesdrohungen von seinen künftigen Mithäftlingen.
soon-to-be
a soon-to-be lawyer
the unemployed and the soon-to-be unemployed
the three soon-to-be member states
the soon-to-be 152 member of the World Trade Organisation
in the soon-to-be enlarged leisure park
According to press reports he is already receiving death threats from his soon-to-be fellow prisoners.
künftig; angehend adj (Beruf)
ein angehender Rechtsanwalt
die Arbeitslosen und die, die es bald sein werden
die drei künftigen Mitgliedsstaaten
die bald 152 Mitglieder der Welthandelsorganisation
im demnächst erweiterten Freizeitpark
Presseberichten zufolge erhält er bereits Todesdrohungen von seinen künftigen Mithäftlingen.
soon-to-be
a soon-to-be lawyer
the unemployed and the soon-to-be unemployed
the three soon-to-be member states
the soon-to-be 152 member of the World Trade Organisation
in the soon-to-be enlarged leisure park
According to press reports he is already receiving death threats from his soon-to-be fellow prisoners.
Arzt m, Ärztin f, Mediziner m, Medizinerin f
Ärzte pl, Ärztinnen, Mediziner pl, Medizinerinnen pl
zum Arzt gehen
Arzt im Praktikum (AiP), Assistent im ersten Jahr
Arzt in der Ausbildung
Dienst habender Arzt, behandelnder Arzt
angehender Arzt
Jungassistent m
Altassistent m
Wir ließen den Arzt kommen.
doctor, physician, medical doctor (M.D.)
doctors, physicians
to go to the doctor, to go to the doctor's
intern, first year resident Am., junior houseofficer Br.
doctor-in-training
doctor in charge, physician in charge
doctor-to-be
resident Am., senior house officer (SHO) Br.
fellow Am., registrar Br.
We sent for the doctor.
Arzt m; Ärztin f; Mediziner m; Medizinerin f
Ärzte pl; Ärztinnen; Mediziner pl; Medizinerinnen pl
der behandelnde Arzt
niedergelassener Arzt; niedergelassene Ärztin
zum Arzt gehen
Arzt im Praktikum (AiP); Turnusarzt m Ös.; Assistent im ersten Jahr
Arzt in der Ausbildung
Dienst habender Arzt; behandelnder Arzt
angehender Arzt
Jungassistent m
Altassistent m
Wir ließen den Arzt kommen.
Kannst du mir einen guten Hausarzt empfehlen?
Er war beim Arzt.
doctor; physician; medical doctor M.D. ; medic coll.
doctors; physicians; medics
the attending physician; the attending doctor
registered doctor (with his her own practice)
to go to the doctor; to go to the doctor's
intern; first year resident Am.; junior house officer Br.; Foundation House Officer FHO Br.; pre-registration house officer Br.
doctor-in-training
doctor in charge; physician in charge
doctor-to-be
senior house officer SHO Br.; resident Am.
registrar Br.; fellow Am.
We sent for the doctor.
Can you recommend a good family doctor?
He has been to see the doctor.
Arzt m; Doktor m ugs.
Ärzte pl; Doktoren pl
Ärztin f; Frau Doktor
Bahnarzt m
Lagerarzt m
der behandelnde Arzt
niedergelassener Arzt
zum Arzt gehen
Arzt im Praktikum (AiP); Turnusarzt m Ös.
Arzt im ersten Praktikumsjahr; Turnusarzt im ersten Jahr Ös.
Arzt in der Ausbildung
Dienst habender Arzt; behandelnder Arzt
angehender Arzt
Jungassistent m
Altassistent m
Wir ließen den Arzt kommen.
Kannst du mir einen guten Hausarzt empfehlen?
Er war beim Arzt.
medical doctor M.D. ; doctor; medic coll.; physician
medical doctors; doctors; medics; physicians
female doctor; lady doctor rare
railway doctor; railway medical officer Br.; railroad doctor Am.
camp doctor; camp medical officer Br.
the attending physician; the attending doctor
physician in private practice; registered doctor with his her own practice
to go to the doctor; to go to the doctor's
foundation house officer FHO Br.; house officer Br.; houseman Br.; resident physician Am.; resident Am.
pre-registration house officer Br.; intern Am.; first-year resident Am.
doctor-in-training
doctor in charge; physician in charge
doctor-to-be
senior house officer SHO Br.; resident Am.
registrar Br.; fellow Am.
We sent for the doctor.
Can you recommend a good family doctor?
He has been to see the doctor.

Deutsche Gefährte Partner Synonyme

Flamme  (umgangssprachlich)  ÂFreund  ÂGefährte  ÂGeliebter  ÂHerzbube  (umgangssprachlich)  ÂLebensabschnittsgefährte  ÂLebensgefährte  ÂLebenspartner  ÂLiebhaber  ÂLiebling  (umgangssprachlich)  ÂLiebster  ÂPartner  ÂSchatz  (umgangssprachlich)  
Begleiter  ÂGefährte  
partner  
Busenfreund  ÂFreund  ÂGefährte  ÂIntimus  
Co.  ÂCompagnon  ÂMitinhaber  ÂPartner  
Beteiligter  ÂPartner  ÂTeilhaber  ÂTeilnehmer  
bessere  Hälfte  (umgangssprachlich)  ÂEhehälfte  ÂEhepartner  ÂGatte  ÂLebensgefährte  ÂLebenspartner  ÂPartner  
Alter  (umgangssprachlich)  ÂBursche  ÂGefährte  ÂKamerad  ÂKerl  ÂTyp  (umgangssprachlich)  
partner  a party to  accessory  accompanier  accompanist  accompanyist  accomplice  accumulate  ace  act in concert  

Englische fellow Synonyme

fellow  Adamite  Casanova  Don Juan  Greek  Lothario  Romeo  abecedarian  accessory  accompanier  accompanist  accompanying  accompanyist  ace  acquaintance  adjunct  advocate  affiliate  affiliated  allied  ally  alter ego  amigo  amoroso  analogon  analogue  associate  associated  attendant  attending  auxiliary  backer  bastard  beau  bedfellow  bedmate  being  belonger  best friend  bird  bloke  body  bosom buddy  bosom friend  boy  boyfriend  brother  brother-in-arms  bub  bubba  buck  bud  buddy  bugger  bunkie  bunkmate  butty  caballero  camarade  card-carrier  card-carrying member  cardholder  casual acquaintance  cat  cavalier  cavaliere servente  certified teacher  chamberfellow  chap  character  charter member  chum  classmate  close acquaintance  close copy  close friend  close match  clubber  clubman  clubwoman  coacting  coactive  coadjutant  coadjutor  coadjuvant  coefficient  coequal  cognate  cohort  coincident  collaborative  collateral  colleague  collective  collectivist  collectivistic  collusive  colt  comate  combined  commensal  committeeman  common  communal  communalist  communalistic  communist  communistic  communitarian  companion  companion piece  company  compatriot  compeer  complement  comrade  concerted  concomitant  concordant  concurrent  confederate  confidant  confidante  confrere  congenator  congener  conjoint  conniving  consociate  consort  conventioneer  conventioner  conventionist  cooperant  cooperating  cooperative  coordinate  copartner  copy  correlate  correlative  correspondent  counterpart  coupled  creature  crony  cub  customer  dead ringer  ditto  docent  doctor  dominie  don  double  duck  dues-paying member  duplicate  earthling  ecumenic  educationist  educator  effigy  enlistee  enrollee  equal  equipollent  equivalent  esquire  exact likeness  familiar  favorer  feller  fellow creature  fellow member  fellow student  fellowman  flame  fledgling  fraternity man  friend  gallant  gee  geezer  gent  gentleman  
fellow feeling  accord  accordance  affectionateness  affinity  agape  agreement  amity  an in  benignancy  benignity  bipartisanship  bonds of harmony  brotherhood  brotherly love  caring  caritas  cement of friendship  charity  chord  coaction  coadjuvancy  coadministration  coagency  cochairmanship  codirectorship  collaboration  collaborativeness  collectivism  collusion  commensalism  common effort  common enterprise  communalism  communion  communism  communitarianism  community  community of interests  compassion  compatibility  complicity  concern  concert  concord  concordance  concurrence  congeniality  cooperation  cooperativeness  correspondence  duet  duumvirate  echo  ecumenicalism  ecumenicism  ecumenism  empathy  esprit  esprit de corps  favor  favorable regard  feeling of identity  feeling of kinship  fellowship  fraternal feeling  frictionlessness  friendly relations  good graces  good terms  good understanding  good vibes  good vibrations  goodness  goodness of heart  goodwill  graciousness  happy family  harmony  heart of gold  humaneness  humanity  identification  identity  involvement  joining of forces  joint effort  joint operation  kindheartedness  kindliness  kindly disposition  kindness  kinship  like-mindedness  love  loving kindness  mass action  morale  mutual assistance  mutual regard  mutualism  mutuality  niceness  octet  oneness  pathos  peace  pooling  pooling of resources  pulling together  quartet  quintet  rapport  rapprochement  reciprocity  regard  relating  respect  response  responsiveness  septet  sextet  sharing  softheartedness  solidarity  soul of kindness  symbiosis  sympathetic chord  sympathetic response  sympathy  symphony  synergism  synergy  team spirit  teamwork  tenderheartedness  trio  triumvirate  troika  understanding  union  unison  united action  unity  vibes  vibrations  warmheartedness  warmth  warmth of heart  
fellow traveler  Bolshevik  Bolshevist  Castroite  Communist  Communist sympathizer  Leninist  Maoist  Marxist  Marxist-Leninist  Red  Stalinist  Titoist  Trojan horse  Trotskyist  Trotskyite  avowed Communist  bodyguard  bolshie  cavalier  chaperon  collaborationist  collaborator  commie  companion  conductor  convoy  crypto  duenna  escort  esquire  fifth column  fifth columnist  fraternizer  guard  revisionist  saboteur  safe-conduct  security risk  shepherd  squire  subversive  swain  underground  usher  
fellowman  acquaintance  advocate  alter ego  backer  best friend  bosom friend  brother  casual acquaintance  close acquaintance  close friend  confidant  confidante  familiar  favorer  fellow  fellow creature  friend  inseparable friend  intimate  lover  neighbor  other self  partisan  pickup  repository  supporter  sympathizer  well-wisher  
fellowship  accord  accordance  affability  affiliation  affinity  agape  agreement  aid  alignment  alimony  alliance  allotment  allowance  amalgamation  amicability  amity  annuity  assistance  association  belonging  bipartisanship  bloc  body  bonds of harmony  boon companionship  bounty  branch  brotherhood  brotherliness  brotherly love  cahoots  camaraderie  caritas  cartel  cement of friendship  chair  chair of English  charity  chumship  church  circle  clan  clique  club  coaction  coadjuvancy  coadministration  coadunation  coagency  coalescence  coalition  cochairmanship  codirectorship  collaboration  collaborativeness  colleagueship  collectivism  collegialism  collegiality  collusion  combination  commensalism  commerce  common effort  common enterprise  communalism  communication  communion  communism  communitarianism  community  community of interest  community of interests  companionability  companionship  company  compatibility  complicity  comradery  comradeship  concert  concord  concordance  concurrence  confederacy  confederation  confraternity  confrerie  congeniality  congregation  congress  consociation  consolidation  consorting  consortium  consortship  conversation  converse  cooperation  cooperativeness  copartnership  copartnery  cordiality  correspondence  coterie  country club  denomination  depletion allowance  division  dole  duet  duumvirate  ecumenicalism  ecumenicism  ecumenism  empathy  esprit  esprit de corps  faction  familiarity  federation  feeling of identity  fellow feeling  financial assistance  fraternal order  fraternalism  fraternity  fraternization  freemasonry  frictionlessness  friendliness  friendship  fusion  good vibes  good vibrations  good-fellowship  grant  grant-in-aid  group  guaranteed annual income  guild  happy family  harmony  help  hobnobbing  hookup  hospitality  identity  inclusion  incorporation  integration  intercommunication  intercommunion  intercourse  intimacy  joining of forces  joint effor  

fellow Definition

Fellow
(n.) A companion
Fellow
(n.) A man without good breeding or worth
Fellow
(n.) An equal in power, rank, character, etc.
Fellow
(n.) One of a pair, or of two things used together or suited to each other
Fellow
(n.) A person
Fellow
(n.) In the English universities, a scholar who is appointed to a foundation called a fellowship, which gives a title to certain perquisites and privileges.
Fellow
(n.) In an American college or university, a member of the corporation which manages its business interests
Fellow
(n.) A member of a literary or scientific society
Fellow
(v. t.) To suit with
Fellow-commoner
(n.) A student at Cambridge University, England, who commons, or dines, at the Fellow's table.
Fellow-creature
(n.) One of the same race or kind
Fellow-feeling
(n.) Sympathy
Fellow-feeling
(n.) Joint interest.
Hail-fellow
(n.) An intimate companion.
Odd Fellow
() A member of a secret order, or fraternity, styled the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, established for mutual aid and social enjoyment.
Vow-fellow
(n.) One bound by the same vow as another.

fellow Bedeutung

sympathy
fellow feeling
sharing the feelings of others (especially feelings of sorrow or anguish)
boyfriend
fellow beau
swain
young man
a man who is the lover of a girl or young woman, if I'd known he was her boyfriend I wouldn't have asked
chap
fellow
feller
fella
lad gent blighter cuss bloke
a boy or man, that chap is your host, there's a fellow at the door, he's a likable cuss, he's a good bloke
colleague confrere
fellow
a person who is member of one's class or profession, the surgeon consulted his colleagues, he sent e-mail to his fellow hackers
colleague
co-worker
fellow worker
workfellow
an associate that one works with
companion
comrade
fellow familiar associate
a friend who is frequently in the company of another, drinking companions, comrades in arms
companion fellow traveler
fellow traveller
a traveler who accompanies you
fellow dude buster an informal form of address for a man, Say, fellow, what are you doing?, Hey buster, what's up?
fellow a member of a learned society, he was elected a fellow of the American Physiological Association
fellow traveler fellow traveller a communist sympathizer (but not a member of the Communist Party)
kook
odd fellow
odd fish
queer bird
queer duck
odd man out d
someone regarded as eccentric or crazy and standing out from a group
member
fellow member
one of the persons who compose a social group (especially individuals who have joined and participate in a group organization), only members will be admitted, a member of the faculty, she was introduced to all the members of his family
schoolmate
classmate
schoolfellow
class fellow
an acquaintance that you go to school with
teaching fellow a graduate student with teaching responsibilities
mate
fellow
one of a pair, he lost the mate to his shoe, one eye was blue but its fellow was brown
comradely
hail-fellow
hail-fellow-well-met
heartily friendly and congenial
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In academia, a fellow is a member of a group of learned people who work together as peers in the pursuit of mutual knowledge or practice. Fellows may include visiting professors, postdoctoral researchers and doctoral researchers. It may also indicate an individual recipient of a graduate-level merit-based form of funding akin to a scholarship.

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