bravado in Japanese
bravado in Japanese is 空威張り, 虚勢 — bravado means a bold, showy display of courage that is often not entirely genuine.
bravado in Japanese
空威張り
Pronounced: karaibari
虚勢
Pronounced: kyosei
What does "bravado" mean?
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noun A bold, showy display of courage that is often not entirely genuine.
"His bravado faded the moment the interview actually started."
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bravado in a sentence
- His bravado faded the moment the interview actually started.
- She spoke with a bravado that hid how nervous she really was.
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What is "bravado" in Japanese?
"bravado" in Japanese is 空威張り, 虚勢. bravado means: A bold, showy display of courage that is often not entirely genuine.
How do you pronounce 空威張り?
"bravado" in Japanese is 空威張り, pronounced "karaibari".
How do you use "bravado" in a sentence?
Example: "His bravado faded the moment the interview actually started." In Japanese, "bravado" is 空威張り, 虚勢.
Are there other ways to say "bravado" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "bravado": 空威張り, 虚勢.
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