Brilliant, showy skill in performing something very difficult — and the difficulty has to show.

in performing something very difficult做一件很難的事時 Brilliant, showy skill展現出的出色又炫的技巧 and the difficulty has to show而且那個難度要讓人看得出來

It started in music, where a bravura passage is one written to let a singer or player display technique, and it still lives mostly in reviews of music, dance, acting, and sometimes writing or sport.

It started in music這個詞源自音樂 where a bravura passage那裡的bravura passage（炫技樂段） is one written to let a singer or player display technique是特意寫來讓歌手或演奏者展現技巧的 it still lives mostly in reviews of music, dance, acting現在它主要活在音樂、舞蹈、表演的評論裡 and sometimes writing or sport有時也用在寫作或運動的評論裡

It is used as a noun ('a display of bravura', 'played with great bravura') and, more often in English, before another noun as an adjective: 'a bravura performance', 'a bravura solo', 'a bravura piece of filmmaking'.

It is used as a noun它可以當名詞用 ('a display of bravura', 'played with great bravura')（像'a display of bravura'、'played with great bravura'這樣） and, more often in English, before another noun as an adjective但在英語裡更常放在另一個名詞前面當形容詞 'a bravura performance', 'a bravura solo', 'a bravura piece of filmmaking'像'a bravura performance'、'a bravura solo'、'a bravura piece of filmmaking'這樣

The word is admiring, but it carries a small hint of showing off; a critic who calls a performance 'bravura' means it was dazzling, not that it was tender or deep. It is a formal, literary word — you would meet it in a newspaper review, not in conversation with friends.

The word is admiring這個詞是讚賞的 but it carries a small hint of showing off但帶點炫耀的味道 a critic who calls a performance 'bravura'一個評論家說某個表演是'bravura' means it was dazzling意思是它很耀眼 not that it was tender or deep不是說它溫柔或深刻 It is a formal, literary word這是個正式、文學性的詞 you would meet it in a newspaper review你會在報紙的評論裡遇到它 not in conversation with friends不會用在朋友間的聊天裡