师兄

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shī xiōng
Meaning: Senior student
Example
他是我的师兄,教我打太极拳。
shi xiong

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师兄 (shī xiōng) meaning in English
shīxiōng

师兄 (shī xiōng) refers to a male senior student or a fellow student who has been in the same academic program or institution for a longer time. It is commonly used in educational settings, especially in schools, universities, and martial arts schools.

The character 师 (shī) means 'teacher' or 'master,' and 兄 (xiōng) means 'older brother.' Together, they convey the idea of someone who is both a mentor and a peer, emphasizing respect and familiarity.

师兄 is often used in contexts where there is a hierarchical yet friendly relationship between students. It is similar to the term 师姐 (shī jiě), which refers to a female senior student. The term is also used in traditional Chinese arts like Kung Fu, where it denotes a higher-ranked student within the same school or lineage.

💬 Example Sentences

他是我的师兄,教我打太极拳。
shi xiong
He is my senior student, teaching me Tai Chi.
在武术学校里,师兄们负责指导新生。
shi xiong
In the martial arts school, the senior students are responsible for guiding new students.

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