Well done! excellent! an exclamation expressive of applause.
The Italian exclamation of approval shouted by audience members at the end of a particularly exciting aria, scene, act or performance. A female performer is accorded “brava†and multiple performers “bravi.†The superlative form is “bravissimo.
An enthusiastic expression shouted out by audience members at the end of an outstanding act or performance.
(Italian) — Literally "brave, courageous". A form of applause when shouted by members of the audience at the end of an especially pleasing performance. Strictly speaking, bravo is for a single man, brava for a woman, and bravi for a group of performers.
a cry of approval as from an audience at the end of great performance
applaud with shouts of `bravo' or `brava'
Bravo is the Italian word for expressing appreciation to a male performer.
Literally, How bold! or What nerve! This is a spontaneous expression of appreciation on the part of the concert goer after a particularly trying performance.
The Italian term shouted in approval at the end of a performance.
the Italian term shouted by an audience at the end of an outstanding aria, act or performance.
"Well done" in Italian. Audiences say this to a male artist to express their appreciation.
An enthusiastic expression shouted out by audience members at appropriate moments during (or after) the opera in appreciation for a well-sung aria, ensemble or performance. ("Brava!" is the expression for a female singer; "Bravi!" is the expression for more than one singer.)
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