英语词汇“bro”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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bro

(broʊ)

Word forms: bros

1. vocative noun

Some men use bro as a friendly way of addressing other men when they are talking to them.

[US, informal]

What do you mean, bro?

2. countable noun

Bro is the same as brother.

[US, informal]

Bryant said his bro did a great job.

bro in British English 1

(brəʊ)

noun informal

a close male associate

2. New Zealand

a family member

Word origin

C20: shortened from brother

bro in British English 2

(bruː), bra or bru

noun

South Africa informal

a friend, often used in direct address

Word origin

C20: from Afrikaans broer brother

bro. in British English

(brəʊ)

abbreviation for

brother

brother in British English

(ˈbrʌðə)

nounWord forms: plural brothers or archaic except when referring to fellow members of a religion, sect, society, etc brethren

a male person having the same parents as another person

2. short for half-brother, stepbrother

a male person belonging to the same group, profession, nationality, trade union, etc, as another or others; fellow member

(as modifier)

brother workers

comrade; friend: used as a form of address

5. Christianity

a member of a male religious order who undertakes work for the order without actually being in holy orders

a lay member of a male religious order

▶ Related adjective: fraternal

exclamation

6. slang

an exclamation of amazement, disgust, surprise, disappointment, etc

Bro in American English

or bro

brother

Examples of 'bro' in a sentence
bro

Drew needs his big bro to get him out of some fix.He resigned because his ego is so massive he could not bear to serve under his little bro.Now he has a record deal he wants his big bro to join him so he can share his success.Stay strong bro, please please stay strong.But the up-and-coming actor has far bigger roles to play than just that of supportive little bro.They love their little bro.Then Honey turned to me and said, "I'll catch up with you later, Bro.

单词	bro
释义	Trends of bro View usage for: bro (broʊ) Word forms: bros 1. vocative noun Some men use bro as a friendly way of addressing other men when they are talking to them. [US, informal] What do you mean, bro? 2. countable noun Bro is the same as brother. [US, informal] Bryant said his bro did a great job. bro in British English 1 (brəʊ) noun informal 1. a close male associate 2. New Zealand a family member Word origin C20: shortened from brother bro in British English 2 (bruː), bra or bru noun South Africa informal a friend, often used in direct address Word origin C20: from Afrikaans broer brother bro. in British English (brəʊ) abbreviation for brother brother in British English (ˈbrʌðə) nounWord forms: plural brothers or archaic except when referring to fellow members of a religion, sect, society, etc brethren 1. a male person having the same parents as another person 2. short for half-brother, stepbrother 3. a. a male person belonging to the same group, profession, nationality, trade union, etc, as another or others; fellow member b. (as modifier) brother workers 4. comrade; friend: used as a form of address 5. Christianity a. a member of a male religious order who undertakes work for the order without actually being in holy orders b. a lay member of a male religious order ▶ Related adjective: fraternal exclamation 6. slang an exclamation of amazement, disgust, surprise, disappointment, etc Bro in American English or bro brother Examples of 'bro' in a sentence bro Drew needs his big bro to get him out of some fix. Times, Sunday Times (2008) He resigned because his ego is so massive he could not bear to serve under his little bro. The Sun (2010) Now he has a record deal he wants his big bro to join him so he can share his success. The Sun (2014) Stay strong bro, please please stay strong. The Sun (2012) But the up-and-coming actor has far bigger roles to play than just that of supportive little bro. The Sun (2016) They love their little bro. The Sun (2013) Then Honey turned to me and said, "I'll catch up with you later, Bro. Jonah Black THE BLACK BOOK: DIARY OF A TEENAGE STUD VOL. I, GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS (2001)
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