bravo

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brave

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bravo
[brɑːˈvəʊ]
interjección
1¡bravo!

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bravo [bra-vou]
sustantivo
1Asesino asalariado.
interrogación
2Voz de aplauso.
¡Bueno; bueno; bravo va!

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bravo [ˈbrɑːˈvəʊ]
interjection
bravoes bravos ¡bravo!; ¡olé!

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bravo, -a
adjective
1brave (valiente)
2fierce (violento)
3angry (airado) (Am salvo RP)
  • ponerse bravo, -a -> to get angry
4wild (animal, planta)
5rough (mar)
interjection
also:
  • ¡bravo, -a! -> bravo!
a la brava
adverbial phrase
1in a slapdash way (informal) (con descuido) (Mexican Spanish)

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bravo [brah'-vo, vah]
adjective
1
2Bullying, hectoring.
3Savage, wild, fierce (animales).
4Severe, untractable. (Metaphorical)
5Rude, unpolished, uncivilized, angry. (Metaphorical)
  • Ponerse bravo con uno -> to get angry with somebody
6Sumptuous, expensive.
7Excellent, fine.
  • Brava cosa -> Very fine indeed
  • Mar bravo -> swollen sea
  • ¡Bravo -> int
8Hot, strong (picante). (Ante Meridian & Latin American) (m)
noun
9Thug. (m)
Brave, valiant, strenuous, manful, hardy, fearless. Bravo!.

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bravo
adjetivo
1 [+animal] fierce; ferocious
toro
2 [+persona] (malhumorado) bad-tempered; (jactancioso) boastful; swaggering; (valentón) boastful; swaggering
ponerse bravo con algn to get angry with sb
3 [+mar] rough; stormy; [+paisaje] rugged
costa
4 (excelente) fine; excellent
5 (Latinoamérica) (Culin) hot; spicy
exclamación
bravo!; well done!
sustantivo:masculino
thug

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