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Discover Ludwig"a big brother" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an older sibling, or to make a comparison. For example: "My sister has always been like a big brother to me, helping me with my problems and guiding me through tough decisions."
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A 'Big Brother' Baby?
"But not in a Big Brother way".
M.B.: Halston was like a big brother.
"He's like a big brother to me.
That's why I have a big brother".
I'm like a big brother to him".
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There was a Big-Brother feeling to it".
He took a 'big brother' role with everyone.
Even older children help through a big 'brother big sister' programme.
"It has a Big Brother quality to it.
Bridgewater's office in Westport, Conn., has a Big Brother vibe, employees say.
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