braw UK
brɔː
Definition

Definition of braw - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
colorfulDatedUKbrightly colored and showyDatedUK
  • The garden was full of braw flowers.
bright vivid
2.
fashionDatedUKfine or excellent, especially in appearance or dressDatedUK
  • She wore a braw dress to the party.
smart stylish
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Origin of braw

Scots, braw (fine)

Examples of braw in a sentence

  • The parade featured braw costumes and floats.
  • His braw suit turned heads at the event.
  • The braw decorations impressed all the guests.

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  1. French:éclatant, magnifique, ...
  2. German:prächtig, schick, ...
  3. Italian:sgargiante, elegante, ...
  4. Spanish:vistoso, elegante, ...
  5. Portuguese:vistoso, elegante, ...
  6. Chinese:鲜艳, 漂亮的, ...
  7. Japanese:色とりどりの, 素晴らしい, ...
  8. Arabic:زَاهٍ, أَنِيق, ...
  9. Hebrew:צִבְעוֹנִי, מְהֻדָּר, ...
  10. Russian:яркий, прекрасный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:яскравий, чудовий, ...
  12. Hindi:रंगीन, शानदार, ...
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