bromance in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for bromance in the English»French Dictionary

bromance [Brit ˈbrəʊmans, Am ˈbroʊˌmæns] N inf

bromance

amitié f masculine très forte

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English

His next script was based on bromance involving 3 youngsters and their love lives.

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Not too much of the bromance this time, as there's evil to fight and a split between worlds to heal.

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The pair reportedly struck up a musical bromance at a festival, and have since recorded a series of tracks together.

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Perhaps the 2013 bromance we discussed in some detail is finally at an end.

diginomica.com

Their relationship was something of a bromance romance.

moviecitynews.com

These men shouldn't even be in the same line of work, let alone become besties -- and yet a musclebound '80s bromance was born.

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Perhaps that's the thing about a true bromance.

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With everything's that's happened our bromance and stage performances are better than ever.

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They say that they have a bromance and that they "get it in" too.

gawker.com

Maybe the two of them can bond over being briefly appointed as seat-warmers, or perhaps develop a storied bromance?

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