bravo in Latin
bravo in Latin is mactē — bravo means used to express approval or praise, especially for a performer.
bravo in Latin
mactē
Used to express acclaim, especially to a performer.
What does "bravo" mean?
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intj Used to express approval or praise, especially for a performer.
"Bravo! That was the best performance of the season."
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noun The letter B in the NATO phonetic alphabet.
"The pilot confirmed the call sign as "Bravo Two.""
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bravo in a sentence
- Bravo! That was the best performance of the season.
- The pilot confirmed the call sign as "Bravo Two."
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What is "bravo" in Latin?
"bravo" in Latin is mactē. bravo means: Used to express approval or praise, especially for a performer.
How do you use "bravo" in a sentence?
Example: "Bravo! That was the best performance of the season." In Latin, "bravo" is mactē.
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