bravura

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bravura
[brəˈvjʊrə]
sustantivo
1brío (m) entrega (f) (spirit, zest); virtuosismo (m) (Mus)
  • a bravura performance -> una virtuosa interpretación; (Mus) una brillante actuación (sentido figurado)

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bravura [bra-vua-ra]
sustantivo
1Aire o canción difícil de cantar.

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bravura [brəˈvʊərə]
noun
1 arrojo; (m) brío; (m)
2 (Mús) virtuosismo; (m)
modifier
[+display, performance] brillante
Two weeks into the war, Schwarzkopf appeared before the Riyadh press corps to offer his appraisal of the conflict. He delivered a bravura performance It touched down, cutting the calm water in a bravura display of racing foam

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bravura
feminine noun
1bravery (de persona)
2ferocity (de animal)

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bravura [brah-voo’-rah]
noun
1Ferocity, fierceness (animales). (f)
2Courage, manliness (personas). (f)
3Bravado, boast, brag. (f)

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bravura
sustantivo:femenino
1 (ferocidad) ferocity
2 (valor) bravery
bravata

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hearty laughter, raucous laughter, guffaw