Definition of bloke in English:
bloke
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noun
informal BritishA man.
- ‘he's a nice bloke’
- ‘She hired some old Greek bloke to knock one up for her, which he did in record time.’
- ‘What is certain is that this gangly bloke from the plains is right at home in the mountains.’
- ‘Well there you are at the bar ordering your fifth vodka and you get chatting to this fit bloke.’
- ‘So we've got a few people on the way up to try and get them photographs of this poor little bloke.’
- ‘He may have been an academic and a Pom, was the subtext, but he was still a good keen bloke.’
- ‘There was one bloke in Limerick with two tickets and he was hoping to get another two.’
- ‘Very little we do these days is for us, unless we want to feel good so we can pull some bloke!’
- ‘Then he sees some healthy looking young bloke putting on his flight socks.’
- ‘Suddenly there's a huge cheer; some smelly looking bloke in a bad hat has meandered onto the stage.’
- ‘We had a great night at the dance last night one bloke even approached us and said that in his opinion we were the stars of the tango!’
- ‘He's a truly talented bloke and it's such a shame that nobody who matters has picked up on his brilliance.’
- ‘As a normal, relaxed, laid back bloke, I find the whole phenomenon just really odd.’
- ‘At last, we were ready, handing over a sizeable deposit to the muscular and tanned board hire bloke.’
- ‘He wanted me to think he was an innocent, ordinary bloke, but I wasn't going to fall for that trick.’
- ‘Undeterred I decided to wait outside for two hours to see whether this bloke was telling the truth.’
- ‘Then, about two weeks later, I went to the club where this bloke was the doorman.’
- ‘Which is a real shame for us, because he's an excellent manager and an all-round good bloke.’
- ‘I did get a drunken phone call last night at 3am from some Scouse bloke looking for Dave.’
- ‘Eventually, one bloke told me to try spinners, which are shiny pieces of metal with hooks on the end.’
- ‘In any other circumstance I would have been terrified of this bloke and worried that he might hit me.’
man, boy, male, individual, bodyView synonyms
Pronunciation
Origin
Mid 19th century from Shelta.
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