brother|brothers in English

noun

[broth·er || 'brʌðə]

male sibling; title of a monk used as form of address; fellow member, man who belongs to the same race, male who belongs to the same religion or professio

Use "brother|brothers" in a sentence

1. Brotherly love··In the manner of a brother, as a brother, as brothers

2. A Capuchin is first and foremost a brother among brothers

3. Markov and his younger brother Vladimir Andreevich Markov (1871–1897) proved the Markov brothers' inequality.

4. The husband and his brother ran a company engaged in the importation of textiles, Aboody Brothers.

5. She has two brothers, Donald Jr. and Eric, a half-sister, Tiffany, and a half-brother, Barron.

6. Brother Frost’s counsel reflected his interest in the welfare of Jehovah’s organization and his love for his brothers.

7. She has an older sister, Barbara, an older brother, José Manuel, and two younger brothers, Rodrigo and Marcial.

8. QUESTION: What is the correct term brother in laws or brothers in law? ANSWER: The correct way to write and say this phrase and phrases like it is: brothers-in-law

9. The March 1913 issue of the French Watch Tower published a letter addressed to the French-speaking brothers by Brother Russell.

10. Brother Splane, who speaks French, addressed the brothers at a circuit assembly and met with the Bethel family, missionaries, and circuit overseers.

11. ' --> Plural ( Brothers --> Brothers' ) In this case, I guess if my single brother ows a house I'd say: My brother's house But if two Brothers of me share the same house I'd say: My Brothers' house Both are different in written language, but they seem to be pronounced exactly in the same way.

12. Brothelry brothels brothels licence Bröthen brother Brother Brother (big) brother (diminutive form of address between males) brother (little) brother <bro.> Brother Ali Brother Alois brother and husband of Juno brother and sister Brother and Sister

13. Brother synonyms, Brother pronunciation, Brother translation, English dictionary definition of Brother

14. Earl's career spans five decades, primarily as part of the band Cate Brothers, which he started in the 1960s with his identical twin brother, Ernie.

15. Brothelers brothelgoer brothels brother (current term) brother-in-arms brother-in-law brother complex brother german brothered brotherhood: brotherhoods brothering brotherless brotherlessness brotherlike brotherliness; Literary usage of Brother

16. The civil war set brother against brother.

17. • false brothers

18. Your brothers,

19. The next day the convention continued and Brother Adams was able to give two lectures on the work of Jehovah’s witnesses, providing the brothers with good spiritual food.

20. A brother asked Brother W —— for a loan.

21. The bitter civil war set brother against brother.

22. Unknown to me, he and several other brothers and sisters, including Brother Yuille, who had oversight of the work in Brazil, had already been taken to the police station.

23. My own brothers.

24. More than brothers.

25. Brothers in arms.