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单词 bravery
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bravery

I commend her for the immense bravery she has shown throughout the investigation.Maybe your little one has done something special, shown exceptional bravery or just been extra nice this year.Fry stood firm, stirring his men by example; he showed outstanding bravery and resolution.Not only for his bravery and courage, but also for his charity work since leaving the RAF.To come and share their experience with us shows great bravery and character.We remember the incredible bravery of those men and women.Two teachers at the cinema showed amazing bravery.We just need to show a bit more courage and bravery to make things happen.Police praised the bravery of members of the public who had stopped the pair.This book deserves a medal for bravery.It has also observed examples of great bravery and of selflessness.My players have an incredible sense of bravery and belief.This medal was given to soldiers who had shown bravery on the battlefield.Many more received other major awards for bravery in battle.The example of her courage and bravery is a lesson to us all.The models who let them loose on their locks deserve a medal for bravery.It recognises the incredible acts of bravery by courageous members of our armed forces.He showed bravery in returning after four knee operations and left with dignity yesterday.Making awards for bravery is an imprecise science.Those who had worked with him said that his insouciance belied great bravery in the face of danger.The police praised victims' bravery for reporting the crimes.You may need to find courage and bravery to go into what may be uncharted seas and no book can give you that.Instead of attacking her, they ought to praise her bravery in speaking out.

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bravery

British English: bravery /ˈbreɪvərɪ/ NOUN
Bravery is brave behaviour or the quality of being brave.
He deserves the highest praise for his bravery.
  • American English: bravery
  • Arabic: شَجاعَة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: valentia
  • Chinese: 勇敢
  • Croatian: hrabrost
  • Czech: odvaha
  • Danish: tapperhed
  • Dutch: moed
  • European Spanish: valor valentía
  • Finnish: urheus
  • French: bravoure
  • German: Tapferkeit
  • Greek: γενναιότητα
  • Italian: coraggio
  • Japanese: 勇敢
  • Korean: 용기
  • Norwegian: mot
  • Polish: dzielność
  • European Portuguese: valentia
  • Romanian: bravură
  • Russian: бесстрашие
  • Latin American Spanish: valor valentía
  • Swedish: mod
  • Thai: ความกล้าหาญ
  • Turkish: cesaret
  • Ukrainian: хоробрість
  • Vietnamese: sự can đảm

Chinese translation of 'bravery'

bravery

(ˈbreɪvərɪ)

n (u)

  1. 英勇 (yīngyǒng)
(noun) 
You deserve the highest praise for your bravery.
Synonyms
courage
They do not have the courage to apologise for their actions.
nerve
I never got up enough nerve to tell him he was wrong.
If we keep our nerve, we might be able to bluff it out.
daring
His daring nearly cost him his life.
pluck
Cynics might sneer at him but you have to admire his pluck.
balls (taboo, slang)
spirit
She was a very brave girl and everyone admired her spirit.
bottle (British, slang)
Will anyone have the bottle to go through with it?
guts (informal)
grit
He showed grit and determination in his fight back to health.
fortitude
He suffered his illness with dignity and fortitude.
heroism
individual acts of heroism
mettle
It's the first real test of his mettle this season.
boldness
bravura
gallantry
He was awarded a medal for his gallantry.
valour
He was decorated for valour in the war.
spunk (informal)
I admired her independence and her spunk.
hardiness
fearlessness
intrepidity
indomitability
hardihood
developing hardihood of body
ballsiness (taboo, slang)
dauntlessness
doughtiness
pluckiness
lion-heartedness
Opposites
fright
,
cowardice
,
timidity
,
fearfulness
,
faint-heartedness

Quotation

They are surely to be esteemed the bravest spirits who, having the clearest sense of both the pains and pleasures of life, do not on that account shrink from danger [Thucydides – The Peloponnesian War]

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bottle
Definition
courage
Will anyone have the bottle to go through with it?
Synonyms
nerve,
will,
daring,
courage,
determination,
guts (informal),
face (informal),
balls (taboo, slang),
spirit,
resolution,
pluck,
grit,
bravery,
fortitude,
coolness,
mettle,
firmness,
spunk (informal),
fearlessness,
steadfastness,
intrepidity,
hardihood,
gameness,
ballsiness (taboo, slang)
in the sense of daring
Definition
the courage to do things that may be dangerous
His daring nearly cost him his life.
Synonyms
bravery,
nerve (informal),
courage,
face (informal),
balls (taboo, slang),
spirit,
bottle (British, slang),
guts (informal),
pluck,
grit,
audacity,
boldness,
temerity,
derring-do (archaic),
spunk (informal),
fearlessness,
rashness,
intrepidity,
ballsiness (taboo, slang)
in the sense of fearlessness
Synonyms
bravery,
balls (taboo, slang),
confidence,
nerve,
courage,
guts (informal),
boldness,
intrepidity,
indomitability,
ballsiness (taboo, slang),
dauntlessness,
lion-heartedness,
pluckiness

Synonyms of 'bravery'

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