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bravo

Pronunciation: [brɑːvoʊ]

Word

Learn how to use bravo in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “applause”

(interjection) you say this to show you really liked a performance or someone did something great. It's like cheering and saying 'good job!' when you see something impressive.

Example

Bravo! That was an amazing performance at the school play!

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Nobody said 'bravo' because the show was really boring.

Example

Did anyone shout 'bravo' after the concert?

Context: “applause”

(noun) it's a word we use to cheer for someone or something, like when applauding a great performance or achievement.

Example

The audience gave a big bravo to the dancers after their exciting routine.

Example

There was no bravo for the movie because it didn't impress anyone.

Example

Why did the crowd not give a bravo after the speech?

How to pronounce bravo

Pronunciation: [brɑːvoʊ]

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