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bravo

UK
/ˈbrɑː.vəʊ/
US
/ˈbrɑː.voʊ/

Übersetzungen

bravosubstantiv
bravos
Pl.
UK
/ˈbrɑː.vəʊ/
US
/ˈbrɑː.voʊ/
The actor received a lot of bravo from the crowd.
Актёр получил много аплодисментов от толпы.
The audience shouted 'bravo' after the performance.
Зрители кричали 'браво' после выступления.
Synonyme
applause
acclaim
kudos
huzzah
cheer
bravointerjektion
UK
/ˈbrɑː.vəʊ/
US
/ˈbrɑː.voʊ/
Bravo! That was an amazing performance!
Браво! Это было потрясающее выступление!
Synonyme
good job
bravo!
hats off
kudos
well done
bravoverb
bravoed
Präteritum
bravoed
Partizip Perfekt
bravoing
Gerundium
Verb meaning ‘to shout “bravo” as a sign of applause’.
bravoadjektiv
Used attributively to label the second item (letter B) in military or other coded sequences.

Definitionen

bravosubstantiv
A shout of approval or praise, often used to express admiration for a performance.
The audience erupted in bravos after the singer finished her final note.
A hired assassin or mercenary, especially in historical contexts.
The duke hired a bravo to eliminate his political rival.
The code word for the letter B in the NATO phonetic alphabet.
The controller replied, “Flight Bravo Seven, you are cleared for take-off.”
bravointerjektion
An expression of approval or praise, often used to commend a performance or achievement.
Bravo! That was an outstanding performance by the orchestra.
bravoverb
To express approval or enthusiasm by shouting “bravo”.
The audience bravoed for several minutes after the curtain fell.
bravoadjektiv
Designating the second item (corresponding to the letter B) in a sequence or group, especially in military usage.
The squad moved in through the Bravo entrance.
Denoting a specific level of alert or readiness designated as 'Bravo' in security or emergency protocols.
The facility moved to Bravo status after the threat was confirmed.
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