IPA: /brɑːˈvoʊ/
KK: /brɑːvoʊ/
This word is used to show that you approve of something, especially after a good performance.
After the amazing concert, the audience shouted 'bravo!' to show their appreciation.
To shout or express approval or admiration, often in response to a performance or achievement.
The audience shouted 'bravo' after the amazing performance.
A word used to express approval or admiration, often shouted after a performance or achievement.
The audience shouted 'bravo' after the stunning performance.
To show approval or praise for someone or something by shouting the word "bravo."
The audience shouted "bravo" after the amazing performance.
Past: bravoed
Past Participle: bravoed
**Bravo** → The word 'bravo' originates from Italian 'bravo', meaning bold or brave. It is often used to express approval or admiration, particularly in response to a performance or achievement.
Think of the Italian word 'bravo' meaning bold or brave — this helps you remember that when you say 'bravo', you are expressing admiration for someone's bold performance.