Cool MateMeaning of The other brother
Refers to one sibling among others; typically used for clarification.
In simple words: Another brother besides the one mentioned.
The other brother in a sentence
- I spoke to my brother yesterday, but I didn't mention the other brother.
- When discussing family, it's easy to forget the other brother.
- You met my older brother, but have you met the other brother?
- The other brother has a completely different personality from the one you know.
- In the movie, one brother is a hero while the other brother has a mysterious past.
How to use The other brother
Used to refer to an additional male sibling. Common in informal conversations. Not typically used in formal writing.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Think of 'the other brother' as the sibling you forgot about.
Related words
Collocations with The other brother
- the other brother's name
- the other brother likes
- the other brother is
Synonyms for The other brother
- another brother
- the additional brother
- the remaining brother
Common mistakes with The other brother
- Confusing with 'the other brothers' when referring to multiple siblings.
- Using it in contexts where no sibling is known or mentioned.
The other brother appears in
The other brother in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
الأخ الآخر
أخ ثاني غير الأخ اللي حكينا عنه.
- Bengaliবাংলা
অন্য ভাই
উল্লেখিত ভাই ছাড়া অন্য একজন ভাই।
- GermanDeutsch
Der andere Bruder
Ein weiterer Bruder neben dem erwähnten.
- SpanishEspañol
El otro hermano
Otro hermano además del que ya se mencionó.
- Persianفارسی
برادر دیگر
برادر دیگری غیر از برادری که ذکر شد.
- FrenchFrançais
L'autre frère
Un autre frère que celui dont on a parlé.
- Hindiहिन्दी
दूसरा भाई
जिस भाई का ज़िक्र हुआ है, उसके अलावा एक और भाई।
- ItalianItaliano
L'altro fratello
Un altro fratello oltre a quello menzionato.
- PortuguesePortuguês
O outro irmão
Um outro irmão além daquele que foi mencionado.
- RussianРусский
Другой брат
Еще один брат, кроме упомянутого.
- Urduاردو
دوسرا بھائی
ذکر کیے گئے بھائی کے علاوہ ایک اور بھائی۔
- Chinese中文
另一个兄弟
除了提到的那个兄弟之外的另一个兄弟。
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Frequently asked questions about The other brother
What does The other brother mean?
Another brother besides the one mentioned.
What is the definition of The other brother?
Refers to one sibling among others; typically used for clarification.
How do you use The other brother in a sentence?
I spoke to my brother yesterday, but I didn't mention the other brother.
Can you give another example of The other brother?
When discussing family, it's easy to forget the other brother.
What are synonyms for The other brother?
Common alternatives include another brother, the additional brother, the remaining brother.
What words go with The other brother?
It commonly pairs with the other brother's name, the other brother likes, the other brother is.
What are common mistakes when using The other brother?
Confusing with 'the other brothers' when referring to multiple siblings. Using it in contexts where no sibling is known or mentioned.
How do you pronounce The other brother?
US: //ði ˈʌðər ˈbrʌðər//, UK: //ði ˈʌðə ˈbrʌðə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use The other brother?
Used to refer to an additional male sibling. Common in informal conversations. Not typically used in formal writing.