Guy meaning in English
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Definition
a guy: informal term for a man or a boy
Guys is a familiar term, which is used to address a group, sometimes including women.
Hey guys, how's it going?
(I love) you guys: (I love) all of you, you people
You guys is a common way of addressing a group of people in spoken English.
Pronunciation examples
UK: Come on guys, let's go for a swim!
US: He's a very nice guy, but he's not qualified for the position.
Examples
- "Bruno You guys are kissing."
- "Bruno : I'm sorry Jean, I'm a busy guy."
- "Guy DuPuy : Welcome to my home studio, Edward."
- "Guy DuPuy told me so himself."
- "Airport Guy : Uh, look I can see that you guys are having some problems here."
- "Philip : That was a close call, guys."
- "Airport Guy : Uh, look I can see that you guys are having some problems here."
- "Bruno : That old guy with a beard is one of the most prominent mathematicians in the world Brian."
- "Philip : Yeah, do you guys have lasers there?"
- "Bruno : Why do you guys look so worried?"
- "Airport Guy : But how am I gonna get you the money?"
- "Bruno : Let's get right to the point, guys."
- "Guy : Bacon and eggs?"
- "Come on, guys."
- "Philip : Hey, guys I'm getting kind of hungry."
- "Brian : Who's the guy with the—"
- "Airport Guy : But how can I do that?"
- "Guy : Edward, please."
- "This guy Guy is a genius."
- "What does this button do Guy?"
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