to bravo

Examples

• All

• As the singer hit the last note perfectly, fans couldn't help but yell bravo in admiration.

• The crowd cheered and shouted bravo when the actor finished his final bow.

• First of all, bravo, that was not easy to do.

• First of all, bravo, that was not easy to do.

• It's like, OK, maybe you do and, and bravo if you do.

• It's like, OK, maybe you do and, and bravo if you do.

• I say yes, bravo, I have no problem with that.

• So he went and did it, you know, bravo for him.

• That's what they and bravo for that.

• But also, I'd be like, bravo, oh, you're doing.

Synonyms

C

to cheer

vsto bravo

356 1.0

To shout to show support for someone or something

is a brief performance-focused shout used to express admiration

H

to hail

vsto bravo

• Literature

131 4.1

To welcome or praise someone publicly and enthusiastically

is focused on applauding admiration during performances rather than general greeting

A

to applaud

vsto bravo

101 2.6

To clap your hands to show approval after a performance

is the same approval action but expressed instead by a shouted exclamation

S

to sing praises

vsto bravo

1 4.1

To say very good things about someone, often in public

is a short audience shout used to show quick admiration at events

H

to hurrah

vsto bravo

8.1

To shout loudly to show joy or approval

is a short shouted applause used mainly for admiration at performances

W

to woot

vsto bravo

• Slang

9.9

To shout a short cry of joy online

is a concise audience shout used mainly to applaud performances

Surface Forms

Etymology