fellowship
Prononciation : [ˈfɛl.oʊ.ʃɪp]
Contexte : « relationship »
(noun) a friendly and supportive relationship between people who care about each other. It often describes a bond that comes from shared interests or experiences.
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The fellowship among the students made the school feel like a second home.
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He felt a lack of fellowship when he joined the new team, as everyone seemed distant.
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How can we build a stronger fellowship in our community?
Contexte : « group or organization »
(noun) a group of people who come together for a common goal or purpose, especially within a religious or academic setting.
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She became a member of a fellowship that focuses on helping the poor.
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There was no fellowship for artists in that town, making it hard for them to connect.
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What kind of fellowship are you interested in joining?
Contexte : « financial support »
(noun) a grant or financial aid provided to help someone continue their studies or research. It usually supports people in their academic or professional development.
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He received a fellowship to study overseas, allowing him to learn in a new environment.
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Unfortunately, she did not qualify for the fellowship, so she had to find another way to pay for school.
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What requirements do I need to meet for applying for this fellowship?