青年中文brO的意思
brO中文翻譯：
n.（對男子的友好稱呼）哥們兒，伙計；（Bro.）兄弟（書寫中提及宗教信仰的男子時加在其名字前面）
n.（Bro）（美、丹）布羅（人名）
thx bro───thx橋
Doing bro───做兄弟
atropos bro───阿托波斯兄弟
respect bro───尊敬的兄弟
big bro───老大哥
e bro───n.埃布羅河（位于西班牙北部）
maksh bro───馬克斯兄弟
thanks bro───謝謝兄弟
little bro───小兄弟
What do you mean, bro?───你是什么意思，兄弟？
What's up? Bro. What's in the bulletin?───怎么啦？弟弟。布告欄上面說的是什么啊？
Bryant said his bro did a great job.───布萊恩特說他的兄弟干得不錯。
Manche: I got a message from your cellie, bro. He says he's okay and he's trying to fill in the blanks.───兄弟，你的室友有個口信給你。他說他很好，他正在試圖填補空白。
Sasa (my bro) was at home for a holiday that time, so he took many photos and showed me how that doggie looks like.───卅卅（弟弟）那時正好休假回家，拍了好多照片，給我看小狗狗長什么樣。
The prematurely balding one turns around to look. "Oh yeah, she must be a model, " he replies. "She's way out of our league, bro. . . "───另一個早熟且禿頂的孩子轉過身來看著她，“哦，她一定是個模特，”他答道。“跟我們不一樣，兄弟……”
I need your help, bro. I'm in something real bad and can't get out of it.───是我，Linc，我需要你的幫忙，弟弟，我滲和進了一件非常糟糕的事里，逃又逃不掉。
Ortiz: I told him: sorry, Floyd, I did not meant to do that, bro, my bad, man.───奧提茲：我告訴他：對不起，弗洛伊德，我不是故意的，兄弟，這是我的錯，哥們。
I know it's wrong to have done it without talking, but it was too good of a deal to miss--it's amazing, bro.───我知道沒有和你商量就跑過來是不對的，但是失去這次交易的機會就實在太可惜了——這可是一次千載難逢的機會，兄弟。
Ferdinand tweeted today, "David de Gea welcome bro! Another quality young player signed, Manchester United have had a nice bit of movement in this transfer window."
Messrs. Edwards & Bro. produced this product.
It's bad mojo bro. Are you kidding me?
Bro., newly appointed Superior of the Centre, received the cheque from Bishop and expressed thanks to all.
The world breaks everyone,and afterward many are strong at the bro ken places .
Input: ?bro Bryggeri, one of the most modern family breweries in Europe, wanted a brand new design concept for a brand new mixed drink named Glow.
The doctor calls it a panic attack, I call it a trip down memory lane for big bro.
Hugo's bro Jebb played bass guitar.
Bro Jim Hegarty recalls many who helped the Waterford ecclesia to get on its feet.