bravo
71bravo — ünl., İt. bravo Aferin, yaşa anlamlarında beğeni bildiren bir söz …
72bravo — bra|vo <it. ; zu bravo »wacker; unbändig, wild«, dies aus lat. barbarus »fremd, ungesittet«> gut!, vortrefflich! (Ausruf od. Zuruf, durch den Beifall u. Anerkennung ausgedrückt werden) …
73bravo — va adj. Valiente. Animal feroz. Mar alborotado. Inculto, áspero. Enojado, violento. Valentón. La interj. ¡bravo! se usa repetidamente en señal de aplauso …
74bravo — bravo1 [brα: vəʊ, brα:vəʊ] exclamation used to express approval for a performer. noun (plural bravos) a code word representing the letter B, used in radio communication. Origin C18: from Fr., from Ital., lit. bold (see brave). bravo2 [ brα:vəʊ …
75bravo — interjection used to show your approval when someone, especially a performer, has done something very well: Bravo! Encore! …
76Bravo — Sp Brãvas Ap Bravo L k. R. Kordiljeroje, C Bolivija; u. P Čilėje, k. V. Kordiljeroje, Š Čilė …
77bravo — exclamation chants of Bravo! went on for several minutes Syn: well done, splendid, congratulations, brava; encore, take a bow; informal attaboy, attagirl …
78brávo — medm. (ȃ) izraža navdušeno pritrjevanje: občinstvo je klicalo: tako je, bravo …
79bravo — intj. / nm. : BRAVÔ (Albanais, Annecy, Arvillard, Montendry) …
80bravo — 1. int. & n. int. expressing approval of a performer etc. n. (pl. os) a cry of bravo. Etymology: F f. It. 2. n. (pl. oes or os) a hired ruffian or killer. Etymology: It.: see BRAVE …
