bravo
51bravo — bra|vo [ bra:vo] <Interjektion>: sehr gut!; ausgezeichnet!: bravo, das hast du gut gemacht! * * * Bra|vo1 〈[ vo] n. 15〉 Beifallsruf Bra|vo2 〈[ vo] m. 6; veraltet〉 Meuchelmörder, Räuber [ital., eigtl. „Meister in seinem Handwerk als Haudegen …
52bravo — I. noun (plural bravos or bravoes) Etymology: Italian, from bravo brave Date: 1597 villain, desperado; especially a hired assassin II. noun (plural bravos) Date …
53bravo — /brah voh/; for 1, 2, 5 also /brah voh /, interj., n., pl. bravos for 2, bravos or bravoes for 3, v., bravoed, bravoing. interj. 1. (used in praising a performer). n. 2. a shout of bravo! 3. a daring bandit, assassin, or murderer, esp. one hired… …
54bravo — {{hw}}{{bravo}}{{/hw}}A agg. 1 Che compie la propria opera con buona volontà e abilità: un bravo tecnico; SIN. Abile, valente. 2 Buono, onesto, dabbene | In formule di cortesia (spesso iron.): ascoltate, brav uomo! | Per esortazione,… …
55bravo — adj 1 Que ataca y es peligroso o se caracteriza por su fiereza: Cuando la perrita es brava / hasta a los de casa muerde 2 Que muestra valentía y arrojo, que es capaz de realizar empresas peligrosas o que a menudo recurre a la violencia: Los… …
56bravo — bra|vo [ˈbra:vəu, bra:ˈvəu US vou] interjection [Date: 1700 1800; : French; Origin: Italian, from bravo (adjective); BRAVE1] used to show your approval when someone, especially a performer, has done something very well ▪ Bravo! Encore! …
57Bravo — 1Bra|vo das; s, s: Beifallsruf. Bravo 2 2Bra|vo der; s, Plur. s u. ...vi [...vi] <aus gleichbed. it. bravo, eigtl. »der Meisterhafte«> ital. Bez. für Meuchelmörder, Räuber …
58bravo — [[t]brɑ͟ːvo͟ʊ[/t]] EXCLAM Some people say bravo to express appreciation when someone has done something well. [OLD FASHIONED] Bravo, Rena! You re right, the students said. Syn: well done …
59bravo — great, wonderful, more, encore Bravo! Bravo! the audience roared. They loved Heppner s singing and were shouting for more …
60bravo ! — interj. Faire bravo, avoir les miches qui font bravo, avoir peur ; claquer des miches, comme on claque des dents …
