Brb

Pronunciation: /biː ɑːr biː/

Definitions of brb

noun an abbreviation for 'be right back'

Example Sentences

A1 I need to go brb, I'll be back soon.

A2 Can you wait for me? I have to brb for a minute.

B1 Sorry, I have to brb for a quick phone call.

B2 I'll brb after I finish this task, don't worry.

C1 I'll be brb for a moment, please continue without me.

C2 I have to brb to take care of an urgent matter, I'll be back as soon as possible.

Examples of brb in a Sentence

formal I need to step away from my desk for a moment, brb.

informal Just gotta grab a snack, brb!

slang Gotta take a quick break, brb!

figurative I need to recharge my batteries, brb.

Grammatical Forms of brb

• past tense: brb'd
• plural: brbs
• comparative: more brb
• superlative: most brb
• present tense: brb
• future tense: will brb
• perfect tense: have brb'd
• continuous tense: is brb-ing
• singular: brb
• positive degree: very brb
• infinitive: to brb
• gerund: brbing
• participle: brb'd

Origin and Evolution of brb

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The abbreviation 'brb' originated in the early days of internet messaging and chat rooms as a shorthand way to inform others that the person would be right back.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'brb' has become widely used in texting and online communication to indicate a temporary absence or break from the conversation.