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fraternity in Chinese

fraternity in Chinese is 兄弟会, 共同体 — fraternity means a feeling of brotherhood and mutual support among a group of people.

fraternity in Chinese

兄弟会
noun
Pronounced: xiōng dì huì
The quality of being brothers or brotherly; brotherhood.
共同体
noun
Pronounced: gòng tóng tǐ
A group of people associated for a common purpose.

What does "fraternity" mean?

  1. noun A feeling of brotherhood and mutual support among a group of people.
    "There was a strong sense of fraternity among the veterans."
  2. noun A social organization of male college students, typically identified by Greek letters.
    "He lived in the fraternity house for two years."
  3. noun A group of people who share the same profession or interests.
    "The racing fraternity gathered for the season's first event."
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fraternity in a sentence

  • There was a strong sense of fraternity among the veterans.
  • He lived in the fraternity house for two years.
  • The racing fraternity gathered for the season's first event.

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What is "fraternity" in Chinese?

"fraternity" in Chinese is 兄弟会, 共同体. fraternity means: A feeling of brotherhood and mutual support among a group of people.

How do you pronounce 兄弟会?

"fraternity" in Chinese is 兄弟会, pronounced "xiōng dì huì".

How do you use "fraternity" in a sentence?

Example: "There was a strong sense of fraternity among the veterans." In Chinese, "fraternity" is 兄弟会, 共同体.

Are there other ways to say "fraternity" in Chinese?

Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "fraternity": 兄弟会, 共同体.

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