1.b> .i> 1) ; , ; ; a fellow , (.i> ); a fellow can't work all day long ; why can't you let a fellow alone! ! ! good / jolly / fellow / ; ; queer fellow / ; little fellow / ; poor fellow! ! ! old fellow (i>); my dear fellow ; my good fellow , (. i>);
2) .i> ; tell that fellow to go away , ; there is a fellow downstairs who would like to speak to you , ; that captain fellow who is always with her , , ;
2.b> , ; fellows at school ; a fellow in misery / ; fellows in arms ; a fellow in crime .i> / ;
3.b> ; , i> - ;
4.b> (.i> Fellow) / ;
5.b> (Fellow) ; Fellow of the Royal Society () ( i>);
6.b> 1) i> , / ; I've found one shoe, but its fellow is missing , ;
2) , , ..i> i> / ; in his art he has no fellow / ;
7.b> .i> .i> , ;
fellow boarder , i> ; fellow captive i> ; fellow citizen ; fellow delegate ; fellow employee , ; fellow student , ; fellow pupil , ; fellow worker , ;
to be (hail) fellow well metb> / .