bravo

bravo

Se dit pour féliciter quelqu’un, surtout après une bonne prestation.

En anglais simple : Said to praise someone, especially after a good performance.

• Bravo! That was wonderful.
• Bravo, you played that piece beautifully!
• Bravo to everyone who helped tonight!

Synonymes : well done, bravissimo

Expressions courantes : bravo to someone, bravo everyone, bravo well done

assassin à gages, spadassin

Homme violent payé pour se battre pour quelqu’un ou tuer des personnes.

En anglais simple : A violent man paid to fight for someone or kill people.

• The nobleman hired a bravo.
• Two bravos waited beside the gate.
• The bravo hid his dagger beneath his coat.

Synonymes : assassin, hired killer, thug

Expressions courantes : hired bravo, armed bravo, a dangerous bravo

cri de bravo

Cri de « bravo » lancé pour féliciter un artiste après une bonne prestation.

En anglais simple : A shout of praise for a performer, using the word people call out after a good performance.

• A loud bravo came from the balcony.
• The singer received several bravos.
• Bravos rang out as the curtain fell.

Synonymes : cheer

Expressions courantes : a loud bravo, shout a bravo, bravos from someone

acclamer

Encourager un artiste en criant des mots de félicitation.

En anglais simple : To cheer a performer by calling out words of praise.

• The audience began to bravo the singer.
• The crowd bravoed every dancer.
• They were bravoing as the curtain fell.

Synonymes : cheer, applaud

Contraires : boo

Expressions courantes : bravo someone, bravo the performer