I have a problem about VOA with title "Ashoka Supports Social Entrepreneurs Around the World'.
there is a sentence:"Kara Andrade is a two thousand ten fellow. She was born in Guatemala." In my opinion, it means Kara join the organization in 2010, is that right?FAITH LAPIDUS: Ashoka does not announce its fellows at one time every year. They are announced throughout the year, as they are chosen.
Kara Andrade is a two thousand ten fellow. She was born in Guatemala. She later moved to the United States with her family to escape civil war in her native country. As a reporter, she became interested in how people in Guatemala were expressing themselves and communicating with each other.
The above is the context. If it is the meaning of joining the organization in 2010, is it a common use in english. While, I wont speak in this way.
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It is like saying she is a "2010 graduate". In this case 2010 is an adjective where it described which kind of graduate: the kind that graduated in 2010. So a "2010 fellow" is one that became a fellow in 2010. But dates can not always be used in this way. If I became a teacher in 2010, no one would say that I am a "2010 teacher". However if you were talking about a school where I taught at in 2010, you could say "he was a 2010 teacher”.
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Yes, she became a member, called a fellow in that organization, in 2010.
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No idea. Is there more context?
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