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fellow

Pronunciation: [/ˈfɛloʊ/]

Word

Learn how to use fellow in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “relationship”

(noun) a man or boy who is the same age or in the same work or social group as you. Fellow can also refer to someone you feel friendly or familiar with.

Example

He is a fellow student in my math class.

Example

I don't know that fellow over there.

Example

Do you know any fellows in your class?

Context: “group”

(noun) a member of a group of people with shared interests or characteristics. It can also mean someone who holds a certain position or has a specific role.

Example

She is a fellow of the Royal Society for her scientific contributions.

Example

He is not a fellow of this organization.

Example

Who are the fellows in your research team?

Context: “informal”

(noun) used as a friendly term to address someone, especially a man or boy. It can also mean a person in general.

Example

Hey, fellow, do you know where the nearest gas station is?

Example

I don't want to talk to that fellow.

Example

Excuse me, fellow, could you lend me a hand?

How to pronounce fellow

Pronunciation: [/ˈfɛloʊ/]

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