Bravo ( interjection , noun )

(As an interjection)

Bravo ( interjection )

Used to express approval or to encourage an actor at the end of a performance.

Origin:

Early 18th century: italian, literally "brave", used as a stage direction or as an expression of approval.

Examples:

1. The audience shouted bravo at the end of the performance.
2. Bravo! That was a great performance!
3. He received a standing ovation and many bravos.
4. The crowd shouted bravo for the performers.
5. As the singer finished the final note, the crowd erupted with bravos.

(As a noun)

Bravo ( noun )

Used to express approval or to encourage an actor at the end of a performance.

Origin:

Early 18th century: italian, literally "brave", used as a stage direction or as an expression of approval.

Examples:

1. The audience shouted bravo at the end of the performance.
2. Bravo! That was a great performance!
3. He received a standing ovation and many bravos.
4. The crowd shouted bravo for the performers.
5. As the singer finished the final note, the crowd erupted with bravos.