bro
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++bro /brəʊ $ broʊ/ noun (plural bros) [countable] spoken 1. FAMILYTALK TO somebodyyour brother 兄弟;弟弟;哥哥2. American EnglishTALK TO somebodyFRIENDLY a way of greeting a friend 兄弟,哥儿们〔招呼用语〕
Examples from the Corpus
bro• The doctor calls it a panic attack, I call it a trip down memory lane for big bro.• But these sibling difficulties are minor beside the difficulties opened up for George W by his little bro.• By another stroke - nay, complete coronary - of fortune, Hugo's bro Jebb was a bassist.Origin bro (1600-1700) brotherbro nounChinese
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bro
bro /brəʊ $ broʊ/
noun (plural bros) [countable] spoken
2. American English a way of greeting a friend
bro /brəʊ $ broʊ/
noun (plural bros) [countable] spoken Date: 1600-1700
Origin: brother
1. your brotherOrigin: brother
2. American English a way of greeting a friend