brave

• 形容一个人有勇气，敢于面对危险、困难或痛苦，不退缩。

Describes someone who is ready to face and endure danger or pain; showing courage.

1. CourageousA2formal

   Ready to face and endure danger or pain; showing courage.

   勇敢的

   • The brave firefighter rescued the child from the burning building.
   • She was brave enough to speak up against injustice.
   • It was a brave decision to start her own business.

   同义词adventurousaudaciousboldcourageousdaringfearlessgallantheroicintrepidpluckystoutheartedundauntedunflinchingvaliant

   反义词cowardlyfearfultimid

2. Impressive or fineB2formalbritish

   Used to describe something that is impressive or splendid in appearance.

   壮观的

   • The castle presented a brave sight against the sunset.
   • He wore a brave new uniform for the ceremony.
   • The garden looked brave with all the flowers in bloom.

   同义词finegallantgorgeousgrandmagnificentshowysplendidstriking

• 指勇于面对和承受危险、痛苦或困难的人。

A noun referring to a person who is willing to face and endure danger, pain, or difficulty with courage.

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1. Courageous personB1formal

   A person who shows courage or bravery, especially in the face of danger or difficulty.

   勇敢的人

   • The brave were honored at the ceremony.
   • Only the bravest dared to enter the haunted house.
   • He was considered one of the braves in the tribe.

   同义词championdaredevilfighterherowarrior

• 动词，表示勇敢地面对、承受或经历困难、危险或不愉快的事物。

A verb used to indicate the act of facing or enduring something difficult, dangerous, or unpleasant with courage.

1. Face or endure dangerB2formal

   To face or endure something dangerous, difficult, or unpleasant with courage.

   勇敢面对

   • She braved the storm to rescue the stranded kitten.
   • He braved the criticism and continued his research.
   • They braved the harsh winter conditions to reach the summit.

   同义词bearconfrontdaredefyendurefaceweatherwithstand

   反义词cowerdreadfearflinchrecoilshrink

短语动词变体brave out