师兄 meaning in English
senior male fellow disciple or student (by seniority, not age); son of one's teacher who is older than oneself
Traditional 師兄11 strokes
Meaning of 师兄
Definitions from CC-CEDICT.
shīxiōng
- senior male fellow disciple or student (by seniority, not age)
- son of one's teacher who is older than oneself
师兄 in example sentences
Real sentences from the Tatoeba project, with pinyin and English.
他是你的师兄。
He's your senior fellow apprentice.
Stroke order for each character
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师 shī · teacher · 6 strokes
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兄 xiōng · elder brother · 5 strokes
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Related words
Words that share a character with 师兄.
| 老师 | lǎoshī | teacher |
| 教师 | jiàoshī | teacher |
| 工程师 | gōngchéngshī | engineer |
| 兄弟 | xiōngdì | brothers; younger brother |
| 律师 | lǜshī | lawyer |
| 师傅 | shīfu | master; qualified worker |
| 摄影师 | shèyǐngshī | photographer; cinematographer; cameraman |
| 师父 | shīfu | used for 師傅|师傅 (in Taiwan); master |
| 大师 | dàshī | great master; master |
| 厨师 | chúshī | cook; chef |
| 设计师 | shèjìshī | designer; architect |
| 师生 | shīshēng | teachers and students |
Questions about 师兄
What does 师兄 mean?
师兄 (shīxiōng) means "senior male fellow disciple or student (by seniority, not age); son of one's teacher who is older than oneself".
How do you write 师兄?
师兄 is made of 2 characters: 师 (6 strokes), 兄 (5 strokes). That is 11 strokes in total.
How is 师兄 written in traditional Chinese?
In traditional characters, 师兄 is written 師兄.