in the PONS Dictionary
I. fel·low ['feləʊ] N
2. fellow Brit (scholar):
- fellow
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- fellow
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II. fel·low ['feləʊ] ADJ
fel·low 'trav·el·ler N
2. fellow traveller POL (supporter):
- fellow traveller
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- [fellow] countrywoman
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- [fellow] countryman
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