گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'brother'

1 عمومی:: ( brethren& srehtorblp) برادر

2 عمومی:: همقط‌ار

1 general:: brother ADJECTIVES/NOUN + brother an older/elder brother • I have two older brothers. a big brother (= older brother - used especially by or to children ) • Jake was my big brother and I admired him. a younger brother • Do you have any younger brothers? a little brother ( also a kid brother American English ) (= younger brother ) • My kid brother was always annoying me. a baby brother (= brother who is still a baby ) • Mum let me hold my new baby brother. a twin brother • Luke and his twin brother Sam went everywhere together. a half-brother (= brother with only one parent the same as yours ) • I never really liked my half-brother. a step-brother (= the son of your stepfather or stepmother ) • His dad’s new wife brought him two step-brothers.

2 general::   noun ADJ. big, elder, older Bill idolizes his big brother, who is a professional footballer. | baby, kid, little, small, wee, younger | twin | full (= sharing both parents) | half-(= sharing one parent), step-(also stepbrother) (= the son from an earlier marriage of your stepfather or stepmother) | beloved, much-loved She wrote daily to her beloved brother, Leo. | long-lost His old teacher greeted him like a long-lost brother. | dead, deceased, late He married the wife of his late brother. | bachelor, unmarried PHRASES blood brothers (= close friends who have sworn to remain friends for life), brother and sister Have you got any brothers and sisters? | like brothers The boys are so close, they're like brothers.

3 general:: Phrase(s): (soul) brother a black person’s male, black friend. • Another brother took a fall last night. • Terry’s a soul brother, and I’ll do anything for him.

4 general:: noun sibling: My brother lives in New York.