fellow citizen in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for fellow citizen in the English»French Dictionary

fellow citizen N

fellow citizen

concitoyen/-enne m/f

Translations for fellow citizen in the French»English Dictionary

concitoyen (concitoyenne)

fellow-citizen

Translations for fellow citizen in the English»French Dictionary

citizen [Brit ˈsɪtɪz(ə)n, Am ˈsɪdɪzən, ˈsɪdɪsən] N

1. citizen (of state):

citizen (gen)

citoyen/-enne m/f

citizen (when abroad)

ressortissant/-e m/f

citizen Robespierre

le citoyen Robespierre

a British citizen

un ressortissant britannique

2. citizen (of town):

citizen

habitant/-e m/f

I.fellow [Brit ˈfɛləʊ, Am ˈfɛloʊ] N

1. fellow (man):

fellow inf

type m inf

fellow inf

homme m

a nice fellow

un type sympa inf

an old fellow

un vieux

poor old fellow

pauvre vieux

poor little fellow

brave petit bonhomme

my dear fellow

mon cher

look here old fellow

écoute, mon vieux

a strange fellow

un drôle de type

what do you fellows think?

qu'est-ce que vous en pensez, vous autres?

some poor fellow will have to do it

il y a un pauvre type qui devra le faire inf

give a fellow a bit of room!

laissez-moi un peu de place!

2. fellow (of society, association):

fellow (also in titles)

membre m (of de)

3. fellow Brit UNIV:

fellow (lecturer)

membre du corps enseignant d'un collège universitaire

fellow (governor)

membre du comité de direction d'un collège universitaire

4. fellow Am (researcher):

fellow

universitaire mf titulaire d'une bourse de recherche

5. fellow (boyfriend):

fellow inf, dated

petit ami m

fellow inf, dated

jules m inf

II.fellow [Brit ˈfɛləʊ, Am ˈfɛloʊ] ADJ attr

her fellow lawyers/teachers

ses collègues avocats/professeurs

he and his fellow students/sufferers

lui et les autres étudiants/malades

a fellow Englishman

un compatriote anglais

fellow citizen in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for fellow citizen in the English»French Dictionary

fellow citizen N

fellow citizen

concitoyen(ne) m (f)

Translations for fellow citizen in the French»English Dictionary

concitoyen(ne)

fellow citizen

Translations for fellow citizen in the English»French Dictionary

citizen [ˈsɪtɪzn, Am ˈsɪt̬-] N

1. citizen (national):

citizen

citoyen(ne) m (f)

British citizen

sujet m britannique

2. citizen (resident):

citizen

habitant(e) m (f)

I.fellow [ˈfeləʊ, Am -oʊ] N

1. fellow inf (guy):

fellow

type m

2. fellow inf (boyfriend):

fellow

mec m

3. fellow (comrade):

fellow

camarade mf

4. fellow UNIV (research fellow):

fellow

assistant(e) m (f) de recherche

5. fellow UNIV (professor):

fellow

professeur mf

6. fellow (member):

fellow

membre mf

II.fellow [ˈfeləʊ, Am -oʊ] ADJ

fellow sufferer

compagnon m d'infortune

fellow student

camarade mf

my fellow passengers

les autres passagers

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A modest and quiet fellow citizen, the house reflected his standing in the community.

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We need to embrace everyone as fellow citizen and every citizen needs the respect in the society.

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To cognate research or any other allusion about just mentioned groups of fellow citizen was until 1989 totally avoided by communist historiography.

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She's a fellow citizen who, like you, has served our country with ardor and dedication, at some personal and public risk.

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Many an elderly birthday boy is gladdened with a serenade, many a fellow citizen, whom we are guiding on his last journey, is honoured with a song.

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They're welcome in the audience, to take part like everyone else and be treated like a fellow citizen, but they won't be on the bus.

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Thereby they were made a prey to the scorn and hatred of their fellow citizens.

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That said it is impressive when a fellow citizen becomes the very best in their field worldwide.

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They well know that they are deciding the fate of a fellow citizen.

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But money doesn't only contribute directly to happiness; it also lets you feel better simply because you have more than your fellow citizen.

arstechnica.com