fellowship 音标拼音: [f'ɛloʃ
, ɪp]
n . 团体,奖学金,友谊
团体,奖学金,友谊
fellowship n 1 :
an association of people who share common beliefs or activities ; "
the message was addressed not just to employees but to every member of the company family "; "
the church welcomed new members into its fellowship " [
synonym :
{
family }, {
fellowship }]
2 :
the state of being with someone ; "
he missed their company ";
"
he enjoyed the society of his friends " [
synonym : {
company },
{
companionship }, {
fellowship }, {
society }]
3 :
money granted (
by a university or foundation or other agency )
for advanced study or research Fellowship \
Fel "
low *
ship \,
n . [
Fellow -
ship .]
1 .
The state or relation of being or associate .
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2 .
Companionship of persons on equal and friendly terms ;
frequent and familiar intercourse .
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In a great town ,
friends are scattered ,
so that there is not that fellowship which is in less neighborhods . --
Bacon .
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Men are made for society and mutual fellowship .
--
Calamy .
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3 .
A state of being together ;
companionship ;
partnership ;
association ;
hence ,
confederation ;
joint interest .
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The great contention of the sea and skies Parted our fellowship . --
Shak .
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Fellowship in pain divides not smart . --
Milton .
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Fellowship in woe doth woe assuage . --
Shak .
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The goodliest fellowship of famous knights ,
Whereof this world holds record . --
Tennyson .
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4 .
Those associated with one ,
as in a family ,
or a society ;
a company .
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The sorrow of Noah with his fellowship . --
Chaucer .
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With that a joyous fellowship issued Of minstrels . --
Spenser .
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5 . (
Eng . &
Amer .
Universities )
A foundation for the maintenance ,
on certain conditions ,
of a scholar called a fellow ,
who usually resides at the university .
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6 . (
Arith .)
The rule for dividing profit and loss among partners ; --
called also partnership ,
company ,
and distributive proportion .
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{
Good fellowship },
companionableness ;
the spirit and disposition befitting comrades .
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There '
s neither honesty ,
manhood ,
nor good fellowship in thee . --
Shak .
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Fellowship \
Fel "
low *
ship \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Fellowshiped };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .. {
Fellowshiping }.] (
Eccl .)
To acknowledge as of good standing ,
or in communion according to standards of faith and practice ;
to admit to Christian fellowship .
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263 Moby Thesaurus words for "
fellowship ":
accord ,
accordance ,
affability ,
affiliation ,
affinity ,
agape ,
agreement ,
aid ,
alignment ,
alimony ,
alliance ,
allotment ,
allowance ,
amalgamation ,
amicability ,
amity ,
annuity ,
assistance ,
association ,
belonging ,
bipartisanship ,
bloc ,
body ,
bonds of harmony ,
boon companionship ,
bounty ,
branch ,
brotherhood ,
brotherliness ,
brotherly love ,
cahoots ,
camaraderie ,
caritas ,
cartel ,
cement of friendship ,
chair ,
chair of English ,
charity ,
chumship ,
church ,
circle ,
clan ,
clique ,
club ,
coaction ,
coadjuvancy ,
coadministration ,
coadunation ,
coagency ,
coalescence ,
coalition ,
cochairmanship ,
codirectorship ,
collaboration ,
collaborativeness ,
colleagueship ,
collectivism ,
collegialism ,
collegiality ,
collusion ,
combination ,
commensalism ,
commerce ,
common effort ,
common enterprise ,
communalism ,
communication ,
communion ,
communism ,
communitarianism ,
community ,
community of interest ,
community of interests ,
companionability ,
companionship ,
company ,
compatibility ,
complicity ,
comradery ,
comradeship ,
concert ,
concord ,
concordance ,
concurrence ,
confederacy ,
confederation ,
confraternity ,
confrerie ,
congeniality ,
congregation ,
congress ,
consociation ,
consolidation ,
consorting ,
consortium ,
consortship ,
conversation ,
converse ,
cooperation ,
cooperativeness ,
copartnership ,
copartnery ,
cordiality ,
correspondence ,
coterie ,
country club ,
denomination ,
depletion allowance ,
division ,
dole ,
duet ,
duumvirate ,
ecumenicalism ,
ecumenicism ,
ecumenism ,
empathy ,
esprit ,
esprit de corps ,
faction ,
familiarity ,
federation ,
feeling of identity ,
fellow feeling ,
financial assistance ,
fraternal order ,
fraternalism ,
fraternity ,
fraternization ,
freemasonry ,
frictionlessness ,
friendliness ,
friendship ,
fusion ,
good vibes ,
good vibrations ,
good -
fellowship ,
grant ,
grant -
in -
aid ,
group ,
guaranteed annual income ,
guild ,
happy family ,
harmony ,
help ,
hobnobbing ,
hookup ,
hospitality ,
identity ,
inclusion ,
incorporation ,
integration ,
intercommunication ,
intercommunion ,
intercourse ,
intimacy ,
joining of forces ,
joint effort ,
joint operation ,
kindliness ,
kinship ,
league ,
like -
mindedness ,
lodge ,
love ,
mass action ,
membership ,
merger ,
morale ,
mutual assistance ,
mutualism ,
mutuality ,
octet ,
offshoot ,
old -
age insurance ,
oneness ,
order ,
organization ,
partaking ,
participation ,
partnership ,
party ,
peace ,
pecuniary aid ,
pension ,
persuasion ,
pooling ,
pooling of resources ,
preceptorship ,
price support ,
professorate ,
professorhood ,
professoriate ,
professorship ,
public assistance ,
public welfare ,
pulling together ,
quartet ,
quintet ,
rapport ,
rapprochement ,
readership ,
reciprocity ,
relief ,
religious order ,
retirement benefits ,
schism ,
scholarship ,
school ,
schoolmastery ,
secret society ,
sect ,
sectarism ,
segment ,
septet ,
set ,
sextet ,
sharing ,
sisterhood ,
sisterliness ,
sociability ,
social activity ,
social intercourse ,
social relations ,
society ,
sodality ,
solidarity ,
sorority ,
stipend ,
subsidization ,
subsidy ,
subvention ,
support ,
symbiosis ,
sympathy ,
symphony ,
synergism ,
synergy ,
tax benefit ,
teachership ,
team spirit ,
teamwork ,
tie -
in ,
tie -
up ,
togetherness ,
trio ,
triumvirate ,
troika ,
trust ,
tutelage ,
tutorage ,
tutorship ,
understanding ,
unification ,
union ,
unison ,
united action ,
unity ,
variety ,
version ,
warmth ,
welfare ,
welfare aid ,
welfare payments Fellowship (
1 .)
With God ,
consisting in the knowledge of his will (
Job 22 :
21 ;
John 17 :
3 );
agreement with his designs (
Amos 3 :
2 );
mutual affection (
Rom .
8 :
38 ,
39 );
enjoyment of his presence (
Ps .
4 :
6 );
conformity to his image (
1 John 2 :
6 ;
1 :
6 );
and participation of his felicity (
1 John 1 :
3 ,
4 ;
Eph .
3 :
14 -
21 ).
(
2 .)
Of saints with one another ,
in duties (
Rom .
12 :
5 ;
1 Cor .
12 :
1 ;
1 Thess .
5 :
17 ,
18 );
in ordinances (
Heb .
10 :
25 ;
Acts 2 :
46 );
in grace ,
love ,
joy ,
etc . (
Mal .
3 :
16 ;
2 Cor .
8 :
4 );
mutual interest ,
spiritual and temporal (
Rom .
12 :
4 ,
13 ;
Heb .
13 :
16 );
in sufferings (
Rom .
15 :
1 ,
2 ;
Gal .
6 :
1 ,
2 ;
Rom .
12 :
15 ;
and in glory (
Rev .
7 :
9 ).
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