benchfellow UK
ˈbɛntʃˌfɛloʊ
Definition

Definition of benchfellow - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
shared seatingDatedUKperson sharing a bench with anotherDatedUK
  • During the trial, he whispered to his benchfellow.
seatmate
2.
workDatedUKcolleague or partner in the same professionDatedUK
  • He is my benchfellow at the law firm.
colleague coworker
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Origin of benchfellow

Middle English, bench (seat) + fellow (companion)

Examples of benchfellow in a sentence

  • His benchfellow offered him a sandwich during lunch.
  • My benchfellow and I collaborated on the project.
  • She discussed the case with her benchfellow.

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  1. French:compagnon de banc, collègue, ...
  2. German:Banknachbar, Kollege, ...
  3. Italian:compagno di panchina, collega, ...
  4. Spanish:compañero de banco, colega, ...
  5. Portuguese:companheiro de banco, colega de profissão, ...
  6. Chinese:同座, 伙伴, ...
  7. Japanese:隣の席の人, 同僚, ...
  8. Arabic:شريك المَقعَد, زَمِيل مِهْنِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוֹלֵק סַפְסָל, קוֹלֵגָה, ...
  10. Russian:попутчик, коллега, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сусід по лаві, партнер, ...
  12. Hindi:बेंचफेलो, सहकर्मी, ...
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