Definition of babu in English:

babu

nounPlural babus ˈbɑːbuːˈbäbo͞o

Indian

1A respectful title or form of address for a man, especially an educated one.
I could see Kana-babu's shop
Example sentencesExamples
- Dilip had already done a market survey, and located potential customers, usually villagers who were in the process of building houses - like Ghosh babu.
- Their fantasy of Englishness did not include the literary Bengali babu, for whom they felt contempt and distrust.
- Right at that moment, a young boy, hardly 20 or even younger, looked up at me and said sardonically, ‘To propitiate the gods, babu, we do not have to look up these days.’
- No, we are not saying that some famous Bengali babu is coming here to enlighten us on the finer aspects of their admirably rich tradition.
- The college in which we studied was in some ways an incubation chamber for babus.
1. 1.1 An office worker.
  he was a typical babu, polite and faintly scornful
  Example sentencesExamples
  Many of the more experienced contenders have spent decades trying to convince an obstinate babu that they are not dead as shown in Government records.
  Confusion prevailed even at the gates with each passing babu passing orders to the gate keeper to allow or restrict the entry of people.
  How many babu's would lose jobs if slums ceased to exist?
  Click your mobile camera for our police babu dozing off at night duty.
  Why should I wait for some babu to be available to get things rolling?

Origin

From Hindi bābū, literally 'father'.

Definition of babu in US English:

babu

nounˈbäbo͞o

Indian

1A respectful title or form of address for a man, especially an educated one.
I could see Kana-babu's shop
Example sentencesExamples
- Their fantasy of Englishness did not include the literary Bengali babu, for whom they felt contempt and distrust.
- Dilip had already done a market survey, and located potential customers, usually villagers who were in the process of building houses - like Ghosh babu.
- The college in which we studied was in some ways an incubation chamber for babus.
- No, we are not saying that some famous Bengali babu is coming here to enlighten us on the finer aspects of their admirably rich tradition.
- Right at that moment, a young boy, hardly 20 or even younger, looked up at me and said sardonically, ‘To propitiate the gods, babu, we do not have to look up these days.’
1. 1.1 An office worker; a clerk.
  Example sentencesExamples
  How many babu's would lose jobs if slums ceased to exist?
  Many of the more experienced contenders have spent decades trying to convince an obstinate babu that they are not dead as shown in Government records.
  Confusion prevailed even at the gates with each passing babu passing orders to the gate keeper to allow or restrict the entry of people.
  Why should I wait for some babu to be available to get things rolling?
  Click your mobile camera for our police babu dozing off at night duty.

Origin

From Hindi bābū, literally ‘father’.

单词	babu
释义	Definition of babu in English: babu nounPlural babus ˈbɑːbuːˈbäbo͞o Indian 1A respectful title or form of address for a man, especially an educated one. I could see Kana-babu's shop Example sentencesExamples Dilip had already done a market survey, and located potential customers, usually villagers who were in the process of building houses - like Ghosh babu. Their fantasy of Englishness did not include the literary Bengali babu, for whom they felt contempt and distrust. Right at that moment, a young boy, hardly 20 or even younger, looked up at me and said sardonically, ‘To propitiate the gods, babu, we do not have to look up these days.’ No, we are not saying that some famous Bengali babu is coming here to enlighten us on the finer aspects of their admirably rich tradition. The college in which we studied was in some ways an incubation chamber for babus. 1.1 An office worker. he was a typical babu, polite and faintly scornful Example sentencesExamples Many of the more experienced contenders have spent decades trying to convince an obstinate babu that they are not dead as shown in Government records. Confusion prevailed even at the gates with each passing babu passing orders to the gate keeper to allow or restrict the entry of people. How many babu's would lose jobs if slums ceased to exist? Click your mobile camera for our police babu dozing off at night duty. Why should I wait for some babu to be available to get things rolling? Origin From Hindi bābū, literally 'father'. Definition of babu in US English: babu nounˈbäbo͞o Indian 1A respectful title or form of address for a man, especially an educated one. I could see Kana-babu's shop Example sentencesExamples Their fantasy of Englishness did not include the literary Bengali babu, for whom they felt contempt and distrust. Dilip had already done a market survey, and located potential customers, usually villagers who were in the process of building houses - like Ghosh babu. The college in which we studied was in some ways an incubation chamber for babus. No, we are not saying that some famous Bengali babu is coming here to enlighten us on the finer aspects of their admirably rich tradition. Right at that moment, a young boy, hardly 20 or even younger, looked up at me and said sardonically, ‘To propitiate the gods, babu, we do not have to look up these days.’ 1.1 An office worker; a clerk. Example sentencesExamples How many babu's would lose jobs if slums ceased to exist? Many of the more experienced contenders have spent decades trying to convince an obstinate babu that they are not dead as shown in Government records. Confusion prevailed even at the gates with each passing babu passing orders to the gate keeper to allow or restrict the entry of people. Why should I wait for some babu to be available to get things rolling? Click your mobile camera for our police babu dozing off at night duty. Origin From Hindi bābū, literally ‘father’.
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