The phrase "as a bro" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in informal contexts, often to express camaraderie or a friendly relationship, typically among males.
Example: "I appreciate your advice, man, but I need you to be honest with me as a bro."
Alternatives: "as a friend" or "like a buddy".
This is just my advice to you, as a bro.
"When you approach this issue as a mother's son, or as a partner, or as a sister's brother, rather than as a bro, it looks very different.
Although the first Sausage Castle served as a bro pad, today's incarnation revolves around the needs of women, gay men, and veterans.
7. Brickell Miami, FL For years in Miami, anyone referred to as a "bro" typically lived at home in Kendall or Hialeah and drove a leased 3 Series to his job at a cellphone store.
If you're unfortunate enough to have one of the slimy, Shkreli-esque finance bros as a bro, his cold Vulcan heart would probably appreciate some stock in one of the cannabis companies poised to grow in the coming year.
That alliance began as a bro-mance in the 1990s: two like-minded baby boomers leading a center-left political movement they called the "third way".
So I settled on having him as a bro-friend instead of a boyfriend.
There's no short answer, and in some ways, the decision to present "Foxtrot" as a bro-friendly lady farce is rational.
In fact, even as Coachella has continued to diversify its lineup in terms of genre, it has doubled down on its status as a bro-fest.
Adam Pally has been dropping jokes left and right as a bro-tastic doctor on "The Mindy Project" and Damon Wayans Jr. returned to "New Girl" in its third season.
While at a tea party for the filming the documentary, I met a male lolita (sometimes referred to in the community as a "bro-lita"), Loli, as well as a genderfluid lolita, Alex, who has dressed in both the feminine and masculine forms of the fashion.
