brother

/ˈbɹʌðɚ/

频率排名 #598

brother

翻译

  • гәгә
  • щүнди
  • 阿兄
  • 小弟
  • 兄弟
  • 哥哥
  • 兄哥
  • 大兄
  • 大哥
  • 弟弟

释义

  1. 名词

    A boy or man who has the same parents as you.

    例句

    • My brother and I grew up in the same house.
    • She has two brothers and one sister.
  2. 名词

    A male relative who shares at least one parent with you.

    例句

    • He gets along well with his half-brother.
    • Her stepbrother moved in with them last year.
  3. 名词

    A male member of the same religion, church or union.

    例句

    • Thank you, brother.
    • The brothers of the church met on Sunday.
  4. 名词

    A friendly way to speak to a man.

    例句

    • Brother, can you spare a dime?
    • Listen, brother, I'm not interested.
  5. 名词

    A fellow Black man, in informal speech.

    例句

    • The brothers all laughed at the joke.
    • He greeted the brothers at the door.
  6. 名词

    A person who feels close to you through a shared cause or experience.

    例句

    • The veterans considered each other brothers for life.
    • They were brothers in the same fight.
  7. 名词

    A person you see as an equal, man or woman.

    例句

    • Weak or strong, clever or simple, we are all brothers.
    • In this union, every member is a brother.
  8. 名词

    A person from the same family or people.

    例句

    • The text calls for all peoples to live as brothers.
    • Our brothers went out onto the plains.
  9. 动词

    To treat someone as a brother.

    例句

    • He was fond enough to brother the stranger.
    • She chose to brother him even though they weren't related.
  10. 感叹词

    Used to show you are annoyed.

    例句

    • We have to work overtime? Oh, brother!
    • Oh, brother, not this again.

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