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Bloke

🇬🇧 UK //bləʊk// 🇺🇸 US //bloʊk//

Meaning of Bloke

A man, often used informally in British English.

In simple words: A man or guy.

Bloke in a sentence

• That bloke over there is quite funny.
• I met a nice bloke at the pub last night.
• All the blokes are going to the game this weekend.
• He's just a good bloke who helps everyone.
• My mate is a hardworking bloke.

How to use Bloke

Commonly used in British English. A casual term for a man; not appropriate in formal settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of a 'bloke' as your 'bro'.

Related words

Collocations with Bloke

• good bloke
• nice bloke
• funny bloke
• young bloke
• local bloke

Synonyms for Bloke

• guy
• man
• fellow
• dude
• chap

Common mistakes with Bloke

• Confused with 'bloke' in formal contexts.
• Used as a plural incorrectly, should say 'blokes'.

Frequently asked questions about Bloke

What does Bloke mean?

A man or guy.

What is the definition of Bloke?

A man, often used informally in British English.

How do you use Bloke in a sentence?

That bloke over there is quite funny.

Can you give another example of Bloke?

I met a nice bloke at the pub last night.

What are synonyms for Bloke?

Common alternatives include guy, man, fellow, dude, chap.

What words go with Bloke?

It commonly pairs with good bloke, nice bloke, funny bloke, young bloke, local bloke.

What are common mistakes when using Bloke?

Confused with 'bloke' in formal contexts. Used as a plural incorrectly, should say 'blokes'.

How do you pronounce Bloke?

US: //bloʊk//, UK: //bləʊk//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Bloke formal or informal?

"Bloke" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Bloke?

Commonly used in British English. A casual term for a man; not appropriate in formal settings.