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    Bravío (en. Brave)

    /bra'βi.o/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to an animal that is aggressive or challenging.
    The wild bull fiercely resisted the bullfighter.
    El toro bravio resistió con ferocidad al torero.
    Describes a brave person or one who acts boldly.
    The soldier was considered a brave man for his valor in battle.
    El soldado fue considerado un hombre bravio por su valentía en la batalla.
    Used to indicate something that is tumultuous or causes fear.
    The sea was rough during the storm.
    El mar estaba bravio durante la tormenta.

    Etymology

    Derives from the Latin 'bravium', which means 'brío' or 'strength'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    wild head
    A person who acts in a challenging or rebellious manner.
    cabeza bravia
    to be fierce
    To have a strong and determined character.
    ser bravio

    Related Words

    bravery
    Quality of being brave or courageous.
    bravura
    brave
    Refers to bravery or challenging behavior.
    bravo

    Slang Meanings

    To be angry or upset.
    Today I'm angry about the situation at work.
    Hoy estoy bravio por la situación en el trabajo.
    To be daring or challenging in a social context.
    That attitude is very fierce; you should calm down.
    Esa actitud es muy bravía, deberías calmarte.