Definition of Brit in English:

Brit

noun brɪtbrɪt

informal

A British person.
英国人
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm not one of these Brits abroad who rushes each morning to find a British newspaper.
- It's not only retired Brits who are settling here, but also younger people who are coming to look for work.
- Not many Brits understand the dilemma the Republican Movement finds itself in.
- We Brits are not confining ourselves to exporting our traditional behavior to Portugal.
- Let's face it, no one is interested now anyway as there are no Brits left in.
- Of course us Brits love a loser and this horse has become something of legend - it even has its own website.
- Innocent Brits on holiday certainly should not have to suffer in this way.
- It would be nice if there were some actual Brits in the cast, instead of all these colonials.
- It sounds like a bad, if familiar, case of practical Brits versus visionary continentals.
- We Brits are a nation obsessed by convertibles, despite the generally inclement weather.
- New York is currently packed with Brits taking advantage of the pound's high exchange rate.
- We Brits love to topple the mighty when they get too big for their boots.
- Once the stereotype of Brits abroad was of painfully polite, post-Imperial types.
- The first place that springs to mind when thinking of Brits abroad is Spain.
- How long, then, before we Brits show a spark of environmental awareness and try to pull off a similar coup.
- I tend to think of the Guardian as a British publication, really of interest only to us Brits.
- It's also possible that many visitors from Northern Ireland are classified as Brits.
- The cost to the Brits in money, embarrassment and nerves was just getting out of hand.
- Low-cost airline fares mean that far more Brits visit other parts of Europe now than did a decade ago.
- The Brits there aren't coming home because they haven't done anything wrong, Hugo.

adjective brɪtbrɪt

informal

British.
英国的
Example sentencesExamples
- Remember the destruction of our education system and the collapse of Brit culture.
- He's one of these instantly noticeable Brit actors, like Robert Carlyle.
- On this Saturday in 2004 I was having dinner at The Blue Plate with Brit friends Penny & Kevin.
- It's been on Brit TV, apparently, but at the usual silly times - I caught it in Boston.
- In 1990 the British Art Show was a herald of the coming of Brit art.
- It was a mix of questions, some about The Goodies, some about other Brit TV shows.
- So York traders, parking charges aren't a threat to your businesses - Brit binge drinking culture is much more serious.
- Vera Drake, the character, is played by Brit stage vet Imelda Staunton.
- Why is it Brit reporters are so much more knowledgeable than most of their American compatriots?
- It's better than average, but when you look at the general standard of Brit crime flicks, that's not saying much.
- There are many, many more interesting aspects of Brit culture to ponder than this.
- Hip and edgy Brit rock lovers have a hole in their life without this record.
- Couched in honest humour and Brit wit, The Men Commandments is a list of dos, don'ts and everything in between.
- I've received a comment that some of you Brit bloggers who visit may be interested in.
- A role in that other teen Brit landmark Quadrophenia followed, and Winstone seemed destined to become a new star of British cinema.
- Smiling at yet another Brit tourist who hasn't quite worked out what the coins are worth must be trying after a while.
- It was good to see the TV news tonight of Brit soldiers finding explosives in Basra - a few bombs less.
- Reviews have attributed to Brit author Lynne Truss an engaging wit that to me comes off as blandly methodic.
- Anyway this got me into a day of listening to Brit girl singers of the 1960s.
- Following in the footsteps of other shy but kind-hearted Brit gents are Keane.

Origin

Early 20th century: abbreviation.

Rhymes

acquit, admit, backlit, bedsit, befit, bit, Britt, chit, commit, demit, dit, emit, fit, flit, frit, git, grit, hit, intermit, it, kit, knit, legit, lickety-split, lit, manumit, mishit, mitt, nit, omit, outsit, outwit, permit, pit, Pitt, pretermit, quit, remit, retrofit, sit, skit, slit, snit, spit, split, sprit, squit, submit, transmit, twit, whit, wit, writ, zit

Definition of Brit in US English:

Brit

nounbritbrɪt

informal

A British person.
英国人
Example sentencesExamples
- I tend to think of the Guardian as a British publication, really of interest only to us Brits.
- Innocent Brits on holiday certainly should not have to suffer in this way.
- Not many Brits understand the dilemma the Republican Movement finds itself in.
- We Brits are not confining ourselves to exporting our traditional behavior to Portugal.
- It's not only retired Brits who are settling here, but also younger people who are coming to look for work.
- We Brits love to topple the mighty when they get too big for their boots.
- How long, then, before we Brits show a spark of environmental awareness and try to pull off a similar coup.
- New York is currently packed with Brits taking advantage of the pound's high exchange rate.
- The first place that springs to mind when thinking of Brits abroad is Spain.
- I'm not one of these Brits abroad who rushes each morning to find a British newspaper.
- The Brits there aren't coming home because they haven't done anything wrong, Hugo.
- Low-cost airline fares mean that far more Brits visit other parts of Europe now than did a decade ago.
- It would be nice if there were some actual Brits in the cast, instead of all these colonials.
- We Brits are a nation obsessed by convertibles, despite the generally inclement weather.
- It's also possible that many visitors from Northern Ireland are classified as Brits.
- Once the stereotype of Brits abroad was of painfully polite, post-Imperial types.
- It sounds like a bad, if familiar, case of practical Brits versus visionary continentals.
- The cost to the Brits in money, embarrassment and nerves was just getting out of hand.
- Of course us Brits love a loser and this horse has become something of legend - it even has its own website.
- Let's face it, no one is interested now anyway as there are no Brits left in.

adjectivebritbrɪt

informal

British.
英国的
Example sentencesExamples
- Couched in honest humour and Brit wit, The Men Commandments is a list of dos, don'ts and everything in between.
- Hip and edgy Brit rock lovers have a hole in their life without this record.
- Smiling at yet another Brit tourist who hasn't quite worked out what the coins are worth must be trying after a while.
- I've received a comment that some of you Brit bloggers who visit may be interested in.
- A role in that other teen Brit landmark Quadrophenia followed, and Winstone seemed destined to become a new star of British cinema.
- It was a mix of questions, some about The Goodies, some about other Brit TV shows.
- It's been on Brit TV, apparently, but at the usual silly times - I caught it in Boston.
- There are many, many more interesting aspects of Brit culture to ponder than this.
- Remember the destruction of our education system and the collapse of Brit culture.
- It's better than average, but when you look at the general standard of Brit crime flicks, that's not saying much.
- Vera Drake, the character, is played by Brit stage vet Imelda Staunton.
- Why is it Brit reporters are so much more knowledgeable than most of their American compatriots?
- Reviews have attributed to Brit author Lynne Truss an engaging wit that to me comes off as blandly methodic.
- So York traders, parking charges aren't a threat to your businesses - Brit binge drinking culture is much more serious.
- It was good to see the TV news tonight of Brit soldiers finding explosives in Basra - a few bombs less.
- He's one of these instantly noticeable Brit actors, like Robert Carlyle.
- On this Saturday in 2004 I was having dinner at The Blue Plate with Brit friends Penny & Kevin.
- Anyway this got me into a day of listening to Brit girl singers of the 1960s.
- In 1990 the British Art Show was a herald of the coming of Brit art.
- Following in the footsteps of other shy but kind-hearted Brit gents are Keane.

Origin

Early 20th century: abbreviation.

词汇	Brit
释义	Definition of Brit in English: Brit noun brɪtbrɪt informal A British person. 英国人 Example sentencesExamples I'm not one of these Brits abroad who rushes each morning to find a British newspaper. It's not only retired Brits who are settling here, but also younger people who are coming to look for work. Not many Brits understand the dilemma the Republican Movement finds itself in. We Brits are not confining ourselves to exporting our traditional behavior to Portugal. Let's face it, no one is interested now anyway as there are no Brits left in. Of course us Brits love a loser and this horse has become something of legend - it even has its own website. Innocent Brits on holiday certainly should not have to suffer in this way. It would be nice if there were some actual Brits in the cast, instead of all these colonials. It sounds like a bad, if familiar, case of practical Brits versus visionary continentals. We Brits are a nation obsessed by convertibles, despite the generally inclement weather. New York is currently packed with Brits taking advantage of the pound's high exchange rate. We Brits love to topple the mighty when they get too big for their boots. Once the stereotype of Brits abroad was of painfully polite, post-Imperial types. The first place that springs to mind when thinking of Brits abroad is Spain. How long, then, before we Brits show a spark of environmental awareness and try to pull off a similar coup. I tend to think of the Guardian as a British publication, really of interest only to us Brits. It's also possible that many visitors from Northern Ireland are classified as Brits. The cost to the Brits in money, embarrassment and nerves was just getting out of hand. Low-cost airline fares mean that far more Brits visit other parts of Europe now than did a decade ago. The Brits there aren't coming home because they haven't done anything wrong, Hugo. adjective brɪtbrɪt informal British. 英国的 Example sentencesExamples Remember the destruction of our education system and the collapse of Brit culture. He's one of these instantly noticeable Brit actors, like Robert Carlyle. On this Saturday in 2004 I was having dinner at The Blue Plate with Brit friends Penny & Kevin. It's been on Brit TV, apparently, but at the usual silly times - I caught it in Boston. In 1990 the British Art Show was a herald of the coming of Brit art. It was a mix of questions, some about The Goodies, some about other Brit TV shows. So York traders, parking charges aren't a threat to your businesses - Brit binge drinking culture is much more serious. Vera Drake, the character, is played by Brit stage vet Imelda Staunton. Why is it Brit reporters are so much more knowledgeable than most of their American compatriots? It's better than average, but when you look at the general standard of Brit crime flicks, that's not saying much. There are many, many more interesting aspects of Brit culture to ponder than this. Hip and edgy Brit rock lovers have a hole in their life without this record. Couched in honest humour and Brit wit, The Men Commandments is a list of dos, don'ts and everything in between. I've received a comment that some of you Brit bloggers who visit may be interested in. A role in that other teen Brit landmark Quadrophenia followed, and Winstone seemed destined to become a new star of British cinema. Smiling at yet another Brit tourist who hasn't quite worked out what the coins are worth must be trying after a while. It was good to see the TV news tonight of Brit soldiers finding explosives in Basra - a few bombs less. Reviews have attributed to Brit author Lynne Truss an engaging wit that to me comes off as blandly methodic. Anyway this got me into a day of listening to Brit girl singers of the 1960s. Following in the footsteps of other shy but kind-hearted Brit gents are Keane. Origin Early 20th century: abbreviation. Rhymes acquit, admit, backlit, bedsit, befit, bit, Britt, chit, commit, demit, dit, emit, fit, flit, frit, git, grit, hit, intermit, it, kit, knit, legit, lickety-split, lit, manumit, mishit, mitt, nit, omit, outsit, outwit, permit, pit, Pitt, pretermit, quit, remit, retrofit, sit, skit, slit, snit, spit, split, sprit, squit, submit, transmit, twit, whit, wit, writ, zit Definition of Brit in US English: Brit nounbritbrɪt informal A British person. 英国人 Example sentencesExamples I tend to think of the Guardian as a British publication, really of interest only to us Brits. Innocent Brits on holiday certainly should not have to suffer in this way. Not many Brits understand the dilemma the Republican Movement finds itself in. We Brits are not confining ourselves to exporting our traditional behavior to Portugal. It's not only retired Brits who are settling here, but also younger people who are coming to look for work. We Brits love to topple the mighty when they get too big for their boots. How long, then, before we Brits show a spark of environmental awareness and try to pull off a similar coup. New York is currently packed with Brits taking advantage of the pound's high exchange rate. The first place that springs to mind when thinking of Brits abroad is Spain. I'm not one of these Brits abroad who rushes each morning to find a British newspaper. The Brits there aren't coming home because they haven't done anything wrong, Hugo. Low-cost airline fares mean that far more Brits visit other parts of Europe now than did a decade ago. It would be nice if there were some actual Brits in the cast, instead of all these colonials. We Brits are a nation obsessed by convertibles, despite the generally inclement weather. It's also possible that many visitors from Northern Ireland are classified as Brits. Once the stereotype of Brits abroad was of painfully polite, post-Imperial types. It sounds like a bad, if familiar, case of practical Brits versus visionary continentals. The cost to the Brits in money, embarrassment and nerves was just getting out of hand. Of course us Brits love a loser and this horse has become something of legend - it even has its own website. Let's face it, no one is interested now anyway as there are no Brits left in. adjectivebritbrɪt informal British. 英国的 Example sentencesExamples Couched in honest humour and Brit wit, The Men Commandments is a list of dos, don'ts and everything in between. Hip and edgy Brit rock lovers have a hole in their life without this record. Smiling at yet another Brit tourist who hasn't quite worked out what the coins are worth must be trying after a while. I've received a comment that some of you Brit bloggers who visit may be interested in. A role in that other teen Brit landmark Quadrophenia followed, and Winstone seemed destined to become a new star of British cinema. It was a mix of questions, some about The Goodies, some about other Brit TV shows. It's been on Brit TV, apparently, but at the usual silly times - I caught it in Boston. There are many, many more interesting aspects of Brit culture to ponder than this. Remember the destruction of our education system and the collapse of Brit culture. It's better than average, but when you look at the general standard of Brit crime flicks, that's not saying much. Vera Drake, the character, is played by Brit stage vet Imelda Staunton. Why is it Brit reporters are so much more knowledgeable than most of their American compatriots? Reviews have attributed to Brit author Lynne Truss an engaging wit that to me comes off as blandly methodic. So York traders, parking charges aren't a threat to your businesses - Brit binge drinking culture is much more serious. It was good to see the TV news tonight of Brit soldiers finding explosives in Basra - a few bombs less. He's one of these instantly noticeable Brit actors, like Robert Carlyle. On this Saturday in 2004 I was having dinner at The Blue Plate with Brit friends Penny & Kevin. Anyway this got me into a day of listening to Brit girl singers of the 1960s. In 1990 the British Art Show was a herald of the coming of Brit art. Following in the footsteps of other shy but kind-hearted Brit gents are Keane. Origin Early 20th century: abbreviation.
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