Significado de brother en inglés
brotherbrother1 /ˈbrʌðə $ -ər/ noun [countable] 
Ver todas las traducciones1a male who has the same parents as youhombre que tiene los mismos padres que tú: 
I have two brothers, William and Mark.Tengo dos hermanos, William y Mark.elder/older/younger etc brother My younger brother is a doctor.Mi hermano menor es médico.little/kid brother (=younger brother)(=hermano menor) I have to take my little brother to school.Tengo que llevar a mi hermano pequeño a la escuela. My big brother (=older brother) has always looked after me.Mi hermano mayor (=hermano mayor) siempre me ha cuidado. my twin brothermi hermano gemelo2spokenoral informalinformal a word meaning a black man, used especially by other black mentérmino que designa a un hombre negro, usado especialmente entre hombres negros3a male member of a group with the same interests, religion, profession etc as youmiembro masculino de un grupo con los mismos intereses, religión, profesión, etc. que tú4 (plural brothers or brethren) a male member of a religious group, especially a monkmiembro masculino de un grupo religioso, especialmente un monje: Brother JustinHermano Justin5American English a member of a fraternity (=a club of male university students)miembro de una fraternidad (=club de estudiantes universitarios masculinos)6brothers in arms literaryliterario soldiers who have fought together in a warsoldados que han combatido juntos en una guerra → blood brother, half-brother, stepbrotherCOLLOCATIONSCOLOCACIONESADJECTIVES/NOUN + brotherADJETIVOS/SUSTANTIVO + brotheran older/elder brother· I have two older brothers.· Tengo dos hermanos mayores.a big brother (=older brother – used especially by or to children)· Jake was my big brother and I admired him.· Jake era mi hermano mayor y yo lo admiraba.a younger brother· Do you have any younger brothers?· ¿Tienes algún hermano menor?a little brother (also a kid brother American English) (=younger brother)· My kid brother was always annoying me.· Mi hermanito siempre me molestaba.a baby brother (=brother who is still a baby)· Mum let me hold my new baby brother.· Mamá me dejó cargar a mi nuevo hermanito bebé.a twin brother· Luke and his twin brother Sam went everywhere together.· Luke y su hermano gemelo Sam iban a todas partes juntos.a half-brother (=brother with only one parent the same as yours)· I never really liked my half-brother.· Nunca me cayó bien mi medio hermano.a step-brother (=the son of your stepfather or stepmother)· His dad’s new wife brought him two step-brothers.· La nueva esposa de su padre le trajo dos hermanastros.
Ver todas las traducciones1a male who has the same parents as youhombre que tiene los mismos padres que tú: I have two brothers, William and Mark.Tengo dos hermanos, William y Mark.elder/older/younger etc brother My younger brother is a doctor.Mi hermano menor es médico.little/kid brother (=younger brother)(=hermano menor) I have to take my little brother to school.Tengo que llevar a mi hermano pequeño a la escuela. My big brother (=older brother) has always looked after me.Mi hermano mayor (=hermano mayor) siempre me ha cuidado. my twin brothermi hermano gemelo2spokenoral informalinformal a word meaning a black man, used especially by other black mentérmino que designa a un hombre negro, usado especialmente entre hombres negros3a male member of a group with the same interests, religion, profession etc as youmiembro masculino de un grupo con los mismos intereses, religión, profesión, etc. que tú4 (plural brothers or brethren) a male member of a religious group, especially a monkmiembro masculino de un grupo religioso, especialmente un monje: Brother JustinHermano Justin5American English a member of a fraternity (=a club of male university students)miembro de una fraternidad (=club de estudiantes universitarios masculinos)6brothers in arms literaryliterario soldiers who have fought together in a warsoldados que han combatido juntos en una guerra → blood brother, half-brother, stepbrotherCOLLOCATIONSCOLOCACIONESADJECTIVES/NOUN + brotherADJETIVOS/SUSTANTIVO + brotheran older/elder brother· I have two older brothers.· Tengo dos hermanos mayores.a big brother (=older brother – used especially by or to children)· Jake was my big brother and I admired him.· Jake era mi hermano mayor y yo lo admiraba.a younger brother· Do you have any younger brothers?· ¿Tienes algún hermano menor?a little brother (also a kid brother American English) (=younger brother)· My kid brother was always annoying me.· Mi hermanito siempre me molestaba.a baby brother (=brother who is still a baby)· Mum let me hold my new baby brother.· Mamá me dejó cargar a mi nuevo hermanito bebé.a twin brother· Luke and his twin brother Sam went everywhere together.· Luke y su hermano gemelo Sam iban a todas partes juntos.a half-brother (=brother with only one parent the same as yours)· I never really liked my half-brother.· Nunca me cayó bien mi medio hermano.a step-brother (=the son of your stepfather or stepmother)· His dad’s new wife brought him two step-brothers.· La nueva esposa de su padre le trajo dos hermanastros.