nice fellow
collocation in Englishmeaningsofniceandfellow
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nice
adjective
uk/naɪs/us/naɪs/
pleasant, enjoyable, ...
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fellow
noun[C]
uk/ˈfel.əʊ/us/ˈfel.oʊ/
informal
a man, used especially in the past by people in a higher ...
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(Definition ofniceandfellowfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofnice fellow
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I know him very well; he is an extremelynicefellow.
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He may feel that it is an insult to be called a "nicefellow", but that is what he is.
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My noble friend must realise that the idea that the ordinary tourist is quite anicefellow, who never does any harm, is a mistake.
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It is a shame because he is such anicefellow.
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Although he is a verynicefellow, he cannot attend to the books, the accounting or correspondence.
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Let us not be afraid to see there is no more toleration because a man is anicefellow.
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Today, it is not a case of anicefellowgoing out and trying to sell something to somebody.
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He is a verynicefellowand you had better go and see him.
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A verynicefellowworked in my stable.
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He is a verynicefellow.
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He is an extremelynicefellow.
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He is basically quite anicefellow.
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You are a verynicefellow.
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He is anicefellow.
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George was anicefellow, but his wife had left him, taking their thirteen-year-old daughter with her, and he didn't have much of a life.
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It had saved them, and very nice fellows some of them were.
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But there are nice fellows from other constituencies who have not got this special privilege.
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He said that the immigration officers were very nice fellows and, of course, they are.
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Scotsmen are very nice fellows, but the more intelligent they are the more difficult it is to understand what they say.
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