What does term Bravo Zulu mean and what does the words stand for?
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BZ is a "well Done" and a pat on the back.  the words are taken from the  signal alphabet (Alpha, Bravo, Charlie etc) that are used when spelling words out over airwaves.  sometime static and other interference can cause the recipeint to misunderstand the letter V  for instance and hear it as B or C
969140
It is not a very good word, and there is no direct translation. It is something like f**k or s**t, and usually used when you drop something or do something wrong.
67093
Here are a few quotes:\n\n"Up! Children of Zulu, your day has come. Up! and destroy them all!"\n- Shaka Zulu, 1819, in the second Ndwandwe War\n\n"Strike an enemy once and for all. Let him cease to exist as a tribe or he will live to fly in your throat again"\n- Shaka Zulu, Advise to King Dingiswayo on the treatment of the defeated Ndwanwes\n(E.A Ritter, Shaka Zulu 1955)
308790
Came from General George Patton during WWII.  It stands for \n"Situation Normal All Fouled Up"  One may substitute a different word starting with "F" should one be so inclined. The original I believe used by General Patton was the substitute word beginning with "F".
1033100
It's Afrikaans. One of South Africa's 11 official languages. \n\nIt says: I love you very much.\n\nek = I\nis = is\nbaie = very\nlief = love\nvir = for\njou = you
696856
Times written in military time (24 hour format) are four digits, such as, 1830Z (6:30 pm) with the Zulu suffix. Note that the phonetic alphabet is used for the letter Z (Zulu). This time is usually referred to as Zulu Time because of the letter assigned to this time zone. \n\nIts official name is Coordinated Universal Time or UTC. This time zone had previously been called Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) but was replaced with UTC in 1972 as the official world time standard changed. While GMT is based on Earth's rotation and celestial measurements, UTC is a based on cesium-beam atomic clocks. The two clocks are rarely more than a second apart as leap seconds are applied to UTC.\n\nSo, Zulu Time is taken from Greenwich in London. On the West Coast of the US, we are 8 hours behind that time
1124320
go to www.langenberg.com i'm pretty sure it translates to italian
413611
The first means something like "woah."\n\nCheck out the following link, which provides a helpful little cheatsheet.
167949
Well, I ran it through Alta Vista translator and got "Trace program of the herds?".  I'm assuming the phrase is French.  Does this make any sense in the context in which you saw it?
851537
I sveikata! (ee svey kah tah) it means literary "to health" that is what we say in Lithuanian when we drink where in english they say "cheers"
793116
Both were partially incorrect.\nIt stands for Headquarters and Headquarters Battery\n2nd Battalion of the 17th FIELD ARTILLERY\nof the 2nd Brigade Combat Team. and you can get to the Units web site using the link above.
433708
Waddaya mean what does this have to do with the military?\nThis is the stuff office jocky's watch all day while we work. Get it together man.
609619
A stand of Flamingos!\nhttp://libarynth.f0.am/cgi-bin/view/Libarynth/CollectiveNouns\n The person who wrote a flamboyance is also correct! Their are also other terms used!\nFlamingos, a colony of\nFlamingos, a flamboyance of\nFlamingos, a flurry of\nFlamingos, a regiment of\nFlamingos, a skein of\nFlamingos, a stand of\nFlamingos, a veton of\nI've bred them for years!
37671
ya, surgical strike is reference to its highly precise targeting, like that of a surgeon. And you are confused about its meaning because the US military often refers to their bombings as surgical right before they blow up the wrong building or flatten a city block when they meant to take out a single car or totally miss their objective all together...
191030
its WW2 slang...officers aid.
916470
It's ok. I've heard of it before, probably from Top Gun. It's most certainly not a name I would pick though.  \n\nIt's a name that means independent... and implicitly implies strength.
420604
ha ha...it means long live the raze...meaning long live our raze...if for example i say viva la raza....i mean...long live the latino raze.....a plan translation would be (live the raze