"fellow" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

fellow rzeczownik

rzeczownik + fellow

Kolokacji: 32

research fellow • Fellow of the Royal Society • Fellow of the Royal College • Fellow of the American Association • Guggenheim Fellow • ...

fellow + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 3

Odd Fellows Hall • Odd Fellows Cemetery • Fellow Institute

fellow + czasownik

Kolokacji: 58

fellow says • fellow comes • fellow gets • fellow goes • fellow looks • ...

czasownik + fellow

Kolokacji: 16

fellow named • elect a Fellow • appoint a Fellow • make a Fellow • work as a research fellow • ...

przymiotnik + fellow

Kolokacji: 155

senior fellow • young fellow • old fellow • Honorary Fellow • poor fellow • little fellow • postdoctoral fellow • big fellow • good fellow • ...

Kolokacji: 16

Grup znaczeniowych: 36

Kolokacji: 7

1. senior fellow = starszy facet senior fellow

2. young fellow = młody facet young fellow

3. old fellow = stary, staruszek (żartobliwie) old fellow

Old fellow

4. new fellow = nowy facet new fellow

5. middle-aged fellow = facet w średnim wieku middle-aged fellow

Three Latino men: a middle-aged fellow of great importance, a somewhat younger assistant, and a palooka.
He was a skinny little middle-aged fellow, with eyes that looked enormous behind steel-rimmed spectacles.
He'd just started to eat when a couple of middle-aged fellows in gray police uniforms came up to him.
Coming around a corner, he almost ran over one of the Enterprise scientists, a middle-aged fellow named Vernon.
The man who came to strip me was a middle-aged Japanese fellow in the remains of an expensive business suit.
"Often enough," the middle-aged fellow said, with a wink.
Beyond them was a small lectern manned by a middle-aged fellow in a business suit.
"No," said the middle-aged fellow, who was 24 in 1969, the Woodstock summer.
The lieutenant was a competent, middle-aged fellow who'd come up through the ranks.
There were two men standing at the well, one a fairly well-set-up middle-aged fellow, the other slightly older.