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fellow
[ˈfeləʊ]
sustantivo
1. compañero(a) (m,f) camarada (sustantivo masculino) (comrade)
  • fellow citizen -> conciudadano(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino)
  • fellow countryman/countrywoman -> compatriota (sustantivo masculino)
  • fellow feeling -> (sentimiento (m) de) solidaridad (f)
  • fellow passenger/student/worker -> compañero(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) de viaje/de estudios/de trabajo
  • fellow traveler (sentido figurado) -> simpatizante (sustantivo masculino) (in politics)
2. profesor(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (at university); miembro (m) (of academy, society)
3. tipo (m) (familiar) (man)tío (m) (español de España)flaco (m) (RP)

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fellow [fe-lou]
adjetivo
1. Asociado; parecido, correspondiente.
sustantivo
2.
sustantivo
3. Persona, individuo.
4. Compañero, camarada, socio; igual.
5. Compañero, hermano, la cosa que hace juego con otra.
  • My cuff-buttons are not fellows -> mis gemelos no hacen juego o no son iguales
6. Socio o individuo de algún colegio, sociedad o academia.
7. (fam.) Hombre, mozo, chico. (m)
sustantivo
8. Un buen chico, una buena alhaja. (m)
  • A worthless fellow -> un inútil, un pícaro
  • Dear little fellow -> querido, queridito mío
  • A young fellow -> un joven, un mozo, un muchacho
  • A clever fellow -> un mozo listo, entendido, de talento
9. Pelafustán, hombre vulgar, persona inferior o desacreditada. (m)
  • Fellow-being o creature -> el prójimo, nuestro semejante
  • To be hail fellow -> well met, tratarse de igual a igual, como compañero
(Se usa frecuentemente para formar voces compuesta A veces es expletivo cuando se une a los adjetivos, como, a brave fellow, un valiente.V. F. Como abreviatura.
1. Hermanar, igualar una cosa con otra.
2. Convenir; hacer pareja; aparear.
va.
sustantivo
1. Pina, cada uno de los trozos curvos de madera que forman en círculo la rueda de un coche o carro.

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fellow [ˈfeləʊ]
noun
1 (chap) hombre (m); tipo (informal) (m); tío (informal) (m)
can't a fellow get any peace! ¡es mucho pedir que le dejen a uno en paz!
my dear fellow! ¡hombre!
well, this journalist fellow bueno, el tal periodista
those journalist fellows los periodistas esos
nice fellow buen chico (m); buena persona (f)
he's an odd fellow es un tipo raro
old fellow viejo (m)
look here, old fellow mira, amigo
poor fellow! ¡pobrecito!
young fellow chico (m)
I say, young fellow oiga, joven
2 (comrade) compañero (m)
3 [of association, society etc] socioasocia (m) (f);a socia
4 (Britain) (Univ) etc miembro de la junta de gobierno de un colegio universitario
5 (other half) pareja (f); (equal) igual (m)
it has no fellow no tiene par
modifier
fellow being (n)
fellow creature See culture box in entry fellow.
fellow citizen (n) conciudadanoaconciudadana (m) (f);a conciudadana
fellow countryman/-woman (n) compatriota (m)
"my fellow countrymen, ..." (in speech) —queridos compatriotas, ...
fellow creature (n) prójimo (m)
fellow feeling (n) compañerismo (m)
fellow member (n) consocioaconsocia (m) (f);a consocia
fellow men (n) prójimos (m); semejantes (m)
fellow passenger (n) compañeroacompañera (m) (f) de viaje;a compañera
fellow student (n) compañeroacompañera (m) (f) de clase or curso;a compañera
fellow sufferer (n) persona que tiene la misma enfermedad que algn; compañeroacompañera (m) (f) en la desgracia;a compañera
fellow traveller fellow traveler (US) (n)
fellow passenger See culture box in entry fellow.
(Pol) (with communists) simpatizante (m)
fellow worker (n) compañeroacompañera (m) (f) de trabajo;a compañera colega (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "fellow"

Imperative
  • fellow
  • you fellow
  • he/she fellows
  • we fellow
  • you fellow
  • they fellow
Preterite
  • I fellowed
  • you fellowed
  • he/she fellowed
  • we fellowed
  • you fellowed
  • they fellowed
Present Continuous
  • I am fellowing
  • you are fellowing
  • he/she is fellowing
  • we are fellowing
  • you are fellowing
  • they are fellowing
Present Perfect
  • I have fellowed
  • you have fellowed
  • he/she has fellowed
  • we have fellowed
  • you have fellowed
  • they have fellowed
Past Continuous
  • I was fellowing
  • you were fellowing
  • he/she was fellowing
  • we were fellowing
  • you were fellowing
  • they were fellowing
Past Perfect
  • I had fellowed
  • you had fellowed
  • he/she had fellowed
  • we had fellowed
  • you had fellowed
  • they had fellowed
Future
  • I will fellow
  • you will fellow
  • he/she will fellow
  • we will fellow
  • you will fellow
  • they will fellow
Future Perfect
  • I will have fellowed
  • you will have fellowed
  • he/she will have fellowed
  • we will have fellowed
  • you will have fellowed
  • they will have fellowed
Future Continuous
  • I will be fellowing
  • you will be fellowing
  • he/she will be fellowing
  • we will be fellowing
  • you will be fellowing
  • they will be fellowing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been fellowing
  • you have been fellowing
  • he/she has been fellowing
  • we have been fellowing
  • you have been fellowing
  • they have been fellowing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been fellowing
  • you will have been fellowing
  • he/she will have been fellowing
  • we will have been fellowing
  • you will have been fellowing
  • they will have been fellowing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been fellowing
  • you had been fellowing
  • he/she had been fellowing
  • we had been fellowing
  • you had been fellowing
  • they had been fellowing
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