workfellow
- noun
- Archaic
:
compañero de trabajo
- When the project succeeded, every workfellow received recognition from management.
Examples
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Have you met my workfellow from marketing?
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She always treated her workfellow with kindness and consideration.
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He considered his workfellow not just a colleague, but a friend.
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My workfellow is a great team player.
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He considered his workfellow not just a colleague, but a friend.
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When the project succeeded, every workfellow received recognition from management.
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My workfellow is a great team player.
Synonyms
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2.3
A person you work with at the same job or company
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2.0
A person who works with you in the same company or team
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2.2
A person who has a job at the same office or company as you
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3.5
A person who works in the same office as you
A person who works with you in the same company or team
A way to call someone you work with as a joke
A close, supportive colleague you have a personal bond with that is not romantic
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Morphology
Etymology
Workfellow is made of work (meaning 'job') and fellow (meaning 'companion' or 'partner'), so it paints the picture of someone you 'share work with'. That's why a workfellow simply means a colleague or coworker.