No. 4,770 in Dutch
fellow
The Dutch word "fellow" means "companion" or "peer" in English.
In a sentence
De fellow aan de universiteit gaf een inspirerende lezing.
The fellow at the university gave an inspiring lecture.
A fellow here refers to a member of an academic institution, who contributes through lectures, research, etc.
Hij heeft veel fellow onderzoekers ontmoet tijdens de conferentie.
He met many fellow researchers during the conference.
In this context, 'fellow' is used to indicate people with the same role or job as the subject, showing camaraderie or a similar status.
Dat is een gewone fellow die je in de stad kunt tegenkomen.
That's just an ordinary fellow you might encounter in the city.
Here, the term 'fellow' colloquially refers to a person or individual, usually a man, in an informal manner.
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