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confrere of [possessive pronoun]
使用所有格代词表示所属关系。
He is a confrere of mine.
他是我的一位同事。
同事，同志，同行
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同事，同志，同行
a person who is member of one's class or profession
He is a confrere of mine.
他是我的一位同事。
同事或同伴,尤其是专业人士
A colleague or fellow, especially a professional one.
宗教组织的成员,尤指天主教男修会的成员。
A fellow member of a religious organization, referring especially to Catholic religious orders of men.
My confrere at the research institute helped me design the experiment.
我在研究所的同事帮我设计了实验。
She greeted her confreres from the law firm at the annual conference.
她在年会上向律师事务所的同事们打招呼。
Our confrere in the Paris office sent us the updated contract.
我们在巴黎办公室的同事发来了更新的合同。
使用所有格代词表示所属关系。
He is a confrere of mine.
他是我的一位同事。
用于指明共同领域。
She is a confrere in medicine.
她是医学界的一位同行。
I met a confrere of Dr. Smith.
我遇到了史密斯博士的一位同仁。
Not this
He is my confrere in the office.
Use this
He is my colleague in the office.
Conferee 常指学术或专业团体的成员，语气正式；在办公室场景中 colleague 更自然常用。
Not this
We should confrere on this project.
Use this
We should collaborate on this project.
Conferee 是名词，不能用作动词；表达“合作”应用动词 collaborate。
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正式用词，指同事或同行
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