Brother meaning in English
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Definition
a brother: a male relative with the same parents
a sister: a female relative with the same parents
brotherly: fraternal, like a brother; loyal
Examples
- "I need cash, brother, in a bad way."
- "Know what I'm saying, my brothers?"
- "Chuk-Chuk : Brothers!"
- "You've changed, brother."
- "Bruno and his brother Felix have an argument"
- "Philip : Is it one of your brothers?"
- "Readers may like to note that Sir Bear's brother, Rupert Bear, is CEO of the fossil fuel company Black Gold."
- "Bruno and his brother Felix are having a civilized debate"
- "Chuk-Chuk : Brothers! Brothers!"
- "Brother Jones and I will take a spiritual quest through the mountains."
- "My brothers in Africa are suffering."
- "In fact, Philip, you were a really disgusting, perverted, sick brother."
- "Wang's youngest son Lee took the reins using aggressive tactics: Lee's elder brother Yao, the leading candidate for the position, was found hospitalized in Beijing with both legs broken and his ear missing."
- "You were like a brother to me."
- "Mom was an alcoholic, my brother dropped out of school to join the navy."
- "Hannah : My brother was called John-Paul too."
- "Her mom's name is Anarchy and she has a brother named Constitutional Monarchy."
- "Brothers, now that you have heard the wonderful news, it is time for you to leave."
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