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fellowship in German

fellowship in German is Gemeinschaft, Kameradschaft — fellowship means a shared feeling of friendship and connection among people, or a group bound by common interests.

fellowship in German

Gemeinschaft
noun
A company of people that share the same interest or aim.
Kameradschaft
noun
A company of people that share the same interest or aim.

What does "fellowship" mean?

  1. noun A shared feeling of friendship and connection among people, or a group bound by common interests.
    "There was a real sense of fellowship among the volunteers."
  2. noun A funded position for advanced research or specialized training, usually at a university or hospital.
    "She was awarded a two-year fellowship to study coral reefs."
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fellowship in a sentence

  • There was a real sense of fellowship among the volunteers.
  • The book club became less about reading and more about fellowship.
  • She was awarded a two-year fellowship to study coral reefs.
  • After his residency, he completed a cardiology fellowship.

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What is "fellowship" in German?

"fellowship" in German is Gemeinschaft, Kameradschaft. fellowship means: A shared feeling of friendship and connection among people, or a group bound by common interests.

How do you use "fellowship" in a sentence?

Example: "There was a real sense of fellowship among the volunteers." In German, "fellowship" is Gemeinschaft, Kameradschaft.

Are there other ways to say "fellowship" in German?

Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "fellowship": Gemeinschaft, Kameradschaft.

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