老兄 meaning in English

lǎoxiōng

elder brother (often used self-referentially); (form of address between male friends) old chap

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Meaning of 老兄

Definitions from CC-CEDICT.

lǎoxiōng
  1. elder brother (often used self-referentially)
  2. (form of address between male friends) old chap
  3. buddy

老兄 in example sentences

Real sentences from the Tatoeba project, with pinyin and English.

照zhào照zhào镜jìng子zi吧ba,老lǎo兄xiōng。
Look in the mirror, pal.
" 非fēi常cháng感gǎn谢xiè你nǐ让ràng我wǒ玩wán你nǐ的deXbox。" " 没méi问wèn题tí,老lǎo兄xiōng,别bié客kè气qì尽jìn情qíng地dì玩wán吧ba。"
"Thanks a lot for letting me play with your Xbox." "No problem dude, knock yourself out."

Stroke order for each character

Open a character for its meaning, components and more words.

老 lǎo · prefix used before the surname of a per… · 6 strokes

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兄 xiōng · elder brother · 5 strokes

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Related words

Words that share a character with 老兄.

老师lǎoshīteacher
老人lǎorénold man or woman; the elderly
老朋友lǎo péngyouold friend; (slang) period
老是lǎoshìalways
老年lǎoniánelderly; old age
老王Lǎo Wáng
老板lǎobǎnboss; proprietor
老太太lǎotàitaielderly lady (respectful); esteemed mother
老百姓lǎobǎixìngordinary people; the "person in the street"
老头儿lǎotóursee 老頭子|老头子[lao3 tou2 zi5]
兄弟xiōngdìbrothers; younger brother
老婆lǎopo(coll.) wife

Questions about 老兄

What does 老兄 mean?

老兄 (lǎoxiōng) means "elder brother (often used self-referentially); (form of address between male friends) old chap".

How do you write 老兄?

老兄 is made of 2 characters: 老 (6 strokes), 兄 (5 strokes). That is 11 strokes in total.