Bravos (en. Bravo)

/bʁavɔ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

interjection

A phrase used to express congratulations or admiration.

The audience shouted 'bravos' after the impressive performance.

Le public a crié 'bravos' après la performance impressionnante.

An exclamation of encouragement or approval.

When he finished his speech, everyone cheered with bravos.

Quand il a terminé son discours, tout le monde a lancé des bravos.

Of Spanish origin, 'bravo' originally referred to a brave or bold man.

bravos to everyone

Expression of appreciation for the efforts of all the people involved.

bravos à tous

receiving bravos

To receive congratulations or admiration after a performance.

recevoir des bravos

resounding bravos

Loud and enthusiastic applause, often in a festive context.

bravos retentissants

applause

Sounds produced by clapping hands in approval.

applaudissements

victory

Success in a competition or battle.

victoire

celebration

An act of celebration, often in recognition of a particular event.

célébration

To express enthusiasm towards something.

We all gave bravos when he passed his exam.

On a tous donné des bravos quand il a réussi son examen.

To informally encourage someone.

Come on, buddy, bravos for your performance!

Allez, mon pote, bravos pour ta performance!