Summary
brave {adjective}
audace · coraggiosa · coraggioso · animoso · animosa · ardita · ardito · prode
to brave {verb}
sfidare · affrontare
bravo {adjective}
able · clever · expert · good · nice · honest · worthy
English-Italian translation for "brave"
"brave" Italian translation
brave {noun}
brave {adjective}
The brave vision of the founders, of the fathers of a communal Europe prevails once more.
The thematic strategy on the urban environment should be a brave and progressive initiative, not just a lukewarm recommendation of wishful
brave {adj.} (also: gallant, valiant, courageous, bold)
We must do all we can to release from detention this brave and honourable woman.
That was a brave and appropriate conclusion.
That is why on behalf of the Socialist Group I welcome Mr Wijkman’ s brave report.
When I saw Aicha in the media, coming over when her son was indicted, and I thought, "What a brave woman.
Mr President, the report of the panel of experts on the illegal exploitation of natural sources of energy is particularly brave.
brave {adj.} (also: gallant, valiant, courageous, bold)
Maybe we could give it to our curator and see if he'd be brave enough to touch the cockroach.
The brave attitude of President Wahid should not go unmentioned.
Well I'm not a particularly brave person, I have to confess it, but I could not just ignore him.
I call on our Finnish President-in-Office to be brave and stand by his signature.
And just how brave he was in 1960, bear in mind.
It is a brave attempt to justify the unjustifiable.
to brave {verb}
to brave [braved|braved] {v.t.} (also: to outbrave)
Braving possible accusations from Mr Ford, I regret that Taiwan cannot participate in the ASEM Meeting, for example as an observer.
to brave [braved|braved] {v.t.} (also: to confront, to face)
If we wish to tackle health problems seriously, we must be brave enough to tackle the causes I have just described head-on.
Think about this: Here were girls who braved danger to become breadwinners during years in which they couldn't even be on their streets.
Around 600 young people spent yet another night in tents on ‘ October’ Square in Minsk, braving a temperature of minus 10 degrees.
bravo {adjective}
We are experts at taxing initiative and poor at rewarding it.
Mr President, we in Europe are experts in consumption, but not very good at investing.
We are experts in taking money from businesses, after which we set up aid programmes which give part of the money back.
I was good at art and good at math, and my father says, he's -- John's good at math.
See, humans don't know how to take orders; the computer's so good at it.
And you can imagine that the Air Force became a pretty good salesman.
He's had that arm for about 20 months, so he's pretty good with it.
Now we know that he's a convicted wife-batterer, and actually he's not the good guy.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "brave":
Synonyms (Italian) for "bravo":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "brave" in Italian
Similar words
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